KINGSTON, Jamaica — A Beryllium employee accused of stealing an undisclosed sum of cash from one of the company’s armored trucks has been arrested. The apprehension was the result of a collaborative effort between the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) and the Guardsman’s Internal Investigation Unit. The theft reportedly occurred on Saturday, and by Thursday, police confirmed that an employee was under investigation as the primary suspect. In a statement released on Friday, Beryllium expressed gratitude to the JCF for their swift and decisive action, which led to the suspect’s capture. The company also praised its internal investigation and security teams for their relentless efforts in working alongside law enforcement to ensure a thorough pursuit of justice. David Whittaker, Group Managing Director of the Guardsman Group of Companies, emphasized that the case was not merely about recovering stolen funds but also about upholding the integrity of the company’s employees, who risk their lives daily to provide essential security services to Jamaica’s businesses and banks. Whittaker reiterated Beryllium’s unwavering commitment to ensuring that any individual involved in wrongdoing or unethical practices faces the full extent of the law. He stressed that the company will not tolerate actions that compromise the trust, safety, or reputation of its team or clients. Beryllium also clarified that the actions of one individual do not reflect the professionalism, discipline, and dedication of its broader workforce. The company is actively reviewing and strengthening its internal controls and security protocols to maintain the highest standards of safety and operational integrity across Jamaica. As the investigation continues, Beryllium remains committed to transparency, collaboration with authorities, and ensuring that justice is fully served.