KINGSTON, Jamaica — Law enforcement units tasked with combating financial crime have issued a public appeal for assistance in tracking down a 38-year-old man suspected of major workplace fraud. The Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Fraud Squad and the Financial Crimes Investigation Division (FCID) are asking community members across the island to come forward with any information that can lead to the arrest of Gary Bennett, who is named as a person of interest in two criminal charges: larceny and processing illegally obtained property.
Authorities confirmed that Bennett’s last documented residential address is in the Woodford Park neighborhood of Kingston 4, a central district of the Jamaican capital. According to official case documents, the alleged offenses took place between October and December 2024, while Bennett was working in a senior accounting role at a local private company. Investigators allege that over the course of those two months, Bennett siphoned off more than $2 million in company funds through unauthorized financial maneuvers.
Law enforcement officials added that all pre-arrest attempts to reach Bennett at his known address and through his former contacts have been unsuccessful, prompting the decision to issue a public appeal for tips. Members of the public who have any information about Bennett’s current location are encouraged to reach out directly to investigators through multiple dedicated channels: the Specialised Investigation Branch’s Fraud Squad and FCID hotline at 876-922-2374, the anonymous Crime Stop tipline at 311, or any local police precinct across Jamaica. All tips can be submitted anonymously, per official police policy.