Two men have been charged with shop breaking and larceny as well as receiving stolen property following an incident at a bar in Wilton district, St Elizabeth on April 11. <\/p>\n
They are 42-year-old Ceon Bolton, otherwise called Kevin, a tattoo artist of Wharf Road, Smithfield, Westmoreland, and 32-year-old Glenton Swaby, otherwise called Dubba, a taxi operator of Park district, St Elizabeth. <\/p>\n
Reports are that about 5am, an alarm was triggered at the establishment and the owner of the bar alerted the authorities. <\/p>\n
Upon the arrival of the lawmen, checks were made and a padlock on the front door of the bar displayed signs of tampering, leaving the door partially opened. <\/p>\n
Further checks revealed that two poker boxes valued at over a million dollars were missing from a wall inside the bar. <\/p>\n
On April 18, Bolton and Swaby were apprehended during a police vehicular checkpoint after allegedly attempting to elude the police. <\/p>\n
A subsequent search of their vehicle led to the discovery of two poker boxes, which were later identified by the bar owner. <\/p>\n
Both Bolton and Swaby were later charged. Their court dates are being finalised, the police said. <\/p>\n
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