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Flash drives, Ensure stolen from Public Service Commission

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
January 20, 2021
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…fingerprints retrieved as Police question several persons

Police are investigating an alleged Simple Larceny committed on the Public Service Commission which resulted in four flash drives containing valuable information and seven bottles of Ensure being stolen.

In a statement, Police said that the act occurred between 16:40h on January 18, 2021 and 07:15h on January 19, 2021 at Fort Street, Kingston.

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According to reports, at about 07:15h on January 19, an employee of the Commission observed that her desk’s drawer was opened and tumbled.

Additional checks revealed that the drawers in four other offices were also tumbled.

The missing flash drives contain dismissal, transfer, promotions, pension, qualifications, and appointment information for employees of the various Ministries and Regions.

Police said too that a window above a lavatory located in the southern side of the building was broken; the toilet was open.
“…However no signs of breakage were seen on the premises,” Police said while disclosing that fingerprints have been retrieved and persons are being questioned as investigations continue.

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