Four men listed as persons of interest surrender

Four of the men listed as persons of interest by the police have turned themselves in.

Ernesto Campbell, otherwise called "Marlon Brando", Roger Brown and Wayne Martin otherwise called "Houdini”, of Rosseau Crescent in Kingston, who were on a list of eight persons of interest being sought by the Kingston Western Police Division following the November 6 shooting death of two men on Lincoln Avenue in Kingston, are in custody.

They turned themselves in to the police Tuesday evening and are to be questioned by detectives.

And Ricardo Hall otherwise called "Real Life" of Mona Commons, who was named by the St. Andrew Central Police as a person of interest in the shooting death of two men in Mona Commons, St. Andrew, are now in police custody.

Mr. Hall turned himself in to the police Tuesday evening.

He was listed as a person of interest soon after the killing of Damion Black, 25, and Lenroy Parker, 18, both of Mona Commons, who were gunned down in their community on November 1.

The Kingston Western Police Division are still asking Patrick Davidson, otherwise called "Duckman", of Lincoln Avenue in Kingston 5; Dujon Lennon Facey; Kemar Beckford,  and two other men known only by the aliases "Priest" and "Mutoo" to turn themselves in to the Denham Town Police Station by 5:00 p.m. Wednesday.

Meanwhile, the St. Andrew Central Police Division is asking a man known only as "Grey Beard", who is believed to be an associate of Christopher Linton, otherwise called "Dawg Paw", from the Tavern area and "Ricky", who is Mr. Linton’s brother to surrender to the police.

Mr. Linton resides at Bedward Gardens in Dread Heights and is said to frequent the areas of Tavern Drive, Jungle 12, August Town and Lower Halls Delight.