The St. Catherine South Police were kept busy Sunday morning
picking up bodies in various part of the division.
Three bodies were found.
Among them is Christopher Miller, 41, otherwise called 'Nu-Nu Puss' of Tivoli Courts in Kingston.
Mr. Miller's bullet riddled body was found in bushes along the Dumbleholden Main Road in Portmore, about 7am Sunday.
Nu-Nu Puss was placed on the police most wanted list a few years ago.
In 2006, he was arrested in connection with the May 2005 murders of Inspector Lascelles Walsh and District Constable Canute Brown.
Inspector Walsh was shot dead at the intersection of Harbour and Church Streets in downtown Kingston while District Constable Brown was killed during an attack on the Cross Roads Police Station.
However, Nu-Nu Puss was released as no witnesses came forward to give evidence.
He was last seen alive on Saturday when he went to visit his girlfriend in Naggo-Head, St. Catherine.
A car believed to have been driven by him was found burnt along the Lakes Pen Main Road in the parish about 1am Sunday.
Truck driver among the dead
Two other bodies were also found in the St. Catherine South Police Division.
The second body was found on the Caymanas Bay Main Road in Central Village.
The unidentified man is believed to be about 50-years old, of dark complexion, medium build and about 178 centimetres tall.
His bullet riddled body was clad in grey T-shirt, black jeans pants and a pair of black socks.
Residents found the body along the side of the road and alerted the police.
The third body was found in an area of Central Village called Zambia about 9am.
He has been identified as Marcelle Alexander, 24, a truck driver otherwise known as 'Hugo' from Southborough in Portmore.
The St. Catherine South Police are trying to establish whether the three murders are linked.
Businessman found dead
A businessman from Davyton in Manchester was found dead at his home in Comfort in the parish Sunday morning.
Dead is Calvin Richards, 48, otherwise called "Froggy" of Comfort in the parish.
The father of 11 operated a wholesale in Comfort.
About 2am, residents found Mr. Richards' body face down in his girlfriend's yard and summoned the police.
His body had gunshot wounds to the chest and neck.
The Mandeville police who are investigating have ruled out robbery as a motive as Mr. Richards' jewelry and money were found on his body.
Three bodies were found.
Among them is Christopher Miller, 41, otherwise called 'Nu-Nu Puss' of Tivoli Courts in Kingston.
Mr. Miller's bullet riddled body was found in bushes along the Dumbleholden Main Road in Portmore, about 7am Sunday.
Nu-Nu Puss was placed on the police most wanted list a few years ago.
In 2006, he was arrested in connection with the May 2005 murders of Inspector Lascelles Walsh and District Constable Canute Brown.
Inspector Walsh was shot dead at the intersection of Harbour and Church Streets in downtown Kingston while District Constable Brown was killed during an attack on the Cross Roads Police Station.
However, Nu-Nu Puss was released as no witnesses came forward to give evidence.
He was last seen alive on Saturday when he went to visit his girlfriend in Naggo-Head, St. Catherine.
A car believed to have been driven by him was found burnt along the Lakes Pen Main Road in the parish about 1am Sunday.
Truck driver among the dead
Two other bodies were also found in the St. Catherine South Police Division.
The second body was found on the Caymanas Bay Main Road in Central Village.
The unidentified man is believed to be about 50-years old, of dark complexion, medium build and about 178 centimetres tall.
His bullet riddled body was clad in grey T-shirt, black jeans pants and a pair of black socks.
Residents found the body along the side of the road and alerted the police.
The third body was found in an area of Central Village called Zambia about 9am.
He has been identified as Marcelle Alexander, 24, a truck driver otherwise known as 'Hugo' from Southborough in Portmore.
The St. Catherine South Police are trying to establish whether the three murders are linked.
Businessman found dead
A businessman from Davyton in Manchester was found dead at his home in Comfort in the parish Sunday morning.
Dead is Calvin Richards, 48, otherwise called "Froggy" of Comfort in the parish.
The father of 11 operated a wholesale in Comfort.
About 2am, residents found Mr. Richards' body face down in his girlfriend's yard and summoned the police.
His body had gunshot wounds to the chest and neck.
The Mandeville police who are investigating have ruled out robbery as a motive as Mr. Richards' jewelry and money were found on his body.
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