KINGSTON, Jamaica — Law enforcement officials in Jamaica have initiated a public appeal to help locate Damion Boodie, a local hackney carriage operator wanted for multiple unresolved traffic infractions. The search centers on the urban districts of Kingston and neighboring Spanish Town in St. Catherine, where Boodie is known to have resided.
The Jamaica Constabulary Force has disclosed that Boodie, who regularly operates a taxi service in downtown Kingston, has several outstanding traffic tickets. His last documented addresses include Nelson Road and Maxfield Avenue in Kingston, along with Brunswick Avenue in Spanish Town.
Authorities are urging Boodie to voluntarily surrender himself at the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch (PSTEB), situated within the Elletson Road Police Station. The police emphasize the importance of immediate compliance to resolve the pending matters.
Additionally, the PSTEB has encouraged community members with any information regarding Boodie’s current whereabouts to come forward. Citizens can contact the branch directly at 876-928-1162 to assist in the investigation. This case highlights ongoing efforts by Jamaican police to enforce traffic regulations and ensure public safety on the nation’s roads.