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A Jamaican national wanted on serious criminal charges in Jamaica has been arrested in Barrackpore following the issuance of an Interpol Red Notice, Caribbean National Weekly reported, citing the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service. Dockery Courtney Radcliffe, 60, was taken into custody on Tuesday, 10 November. Police said he was wanted in Jamaica on charges of robbery with aggravation, rape, grievous sexual assault and abduction. The Jamaican case has resulted in a coordinated operation involving several Trinidad and Tobago law enforcement units. According to the report, a TTPS statement issued on Wednesday, 11 November said officers from the Criminal Investigation Department, Criminal Records Office, Immigration Investigations Unit and Anti-Kidnapping Unit conducted the exercise between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Officers visited a location along Cumuto Road, Barrackpore, where they located and arrested Radcliffe, the report said. At the time of the report, he remained in police custody in Trinidad and Tobago. He was expected to be processed by the Immigration Enforcement Unit as authorities pursued extradition proceedings. The report explains that an Interpol Red Notice asks law enforcement agencies worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition, surrender or similar legal action. It is not an international arrest warrant. The reported position therefore remains one of detention in Trinidad and Tobago while further proceedings are pursued. The source does not report a completed extradition or a determination of guilt on the Jamaican charges.
A Jamaican national wanted on serious criminal charges in Jamaica has been arrested in Barrackpore following the issuance of an Interpol Red Notice, Caribbean National Weekly reported, citing the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service.
Dockery Courtney Radcliffe, 60, was taken into custody on Tuesday, 10 November. Police said he was wanted in Jamaica on charges of robbery with aggravation, rape, grievous sexual assault and abduction. The Jamaican case has resulted in a coordinated operation involving several Trinidad and Tobago law enforcement units.
According to the report, a TTPS statement issued on Wednesday, 11 November said officers from the Criminal Investigation Department, Criminal Records Office, Immigration Investigations Unit and Anti-Kidnapping Unit conducted the exercise between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Officers visited a location along Cumuto Road, Barrackpore, where they located and arrested Radcliffe, the report said. At the time of the report, he remained in police custody in Trinidad and Tobago.
He was expected to be processed by the Immigration Enforcement Unit as authorities pursued extradition proceedings. The report explains that an Interpol Red Notice asks law enforcement agencies worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition, surrender or similar legal action. It is not an international arrest warrant. The reported position therefore remains one of detention in Trinidad and Tobago while further proceedings are pursued. The source does not report a completed extradition or a determination of guilt on the Jamaican charges.
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