Sherwin ‘Baah Bastini’ Carty, right, and Joseph ‘Jubah’ James
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Police have issued an all-points bulletin for Sherwin “Baah Bastini” Carty and Joseph “Jubah” James in connection with last Thursday’s kidnapping in Ottos.
The duo is reportedly involved in and has knowledge of the August 18 incident in which Hezekiah Parker and Kareem Gardiner have already been charged and are on remand at Her Majesty’s Prison.
Carty, whose last known addresses are Hodges Bay and Newgate Street, and James of Villa Area are reportedly armed and dangerous.
According to police descriptions, 37-year-old Carty, a Guyanese national, is five feet, seven inches tall and weighs approximately 195 pounds. James, Antiguan by birth, is in his 20s and said to be five feet, eight inches tall and is slimly built.
Lawmen are cautioning that the men, if sighted, should not be approached. Instead, the Criminal Investigations Department (462-3913/4), Police Intelligence Unit (720-6085), Crime Stoppers (800-TIPS (8447) or the nearest police station should be contacted.
“There is no need to play hero … if there is anyone out there who may know where these men are you are asked to please contact the police. It is very vital that they are brought in as soon as possible,” a police source said.
According to the victim of the kidnapping, he was held up at gunpoint in Ottos, tied up and forced into a vehicle. He managed to escape in the Barnes Hill/Cedar Grove area and notified police.
Parker and Gardiner were jointly charged with conspiracy to commit murder, kidnapping, and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. Last Monday they were remanded to prison after they appeared in St John’s Magistrates’ Court.
In addition, Juliet Lambert was charged with making a false statement to the investigating officer about the kidnapping, and Jenica Reynolds was charged with perverting the course of justice. Each was each granted bail, and will be tried separately from Parker and Gardiner.
The trials for the four already apprehended are set for November 7.
What we have in Antigua is a darlie house laws, every body do as they like, how come a smell place like Antigua police cant find nobody ,how can people complain about crime and still not telling the police where the Crookes are hiding .
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If these people are been deported from other countries, why are they allowed to enter Antigua?
I read that when the US deport Jamaicans back to Jamaica, the Government gives them a new name and passport and let them go to other Islands.
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Which Government gives them a new name and passport and let them go to other islands? Thats rubbish. If you are Jamaican and are deported, you are sent straight to Jamaica. The Jamaican Government does not issue new passports to anyone to go to other islands.
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One is a deportee but everybody gets deported to Antigua don’t matter where u from.
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