APB Seizes $17M in Stolen Farm Goods | Jamaica News

Farm theft is being crushed by the new Agricultural Protection Branch, which has recovered over $17 million in stolen livestock and crops since the year began. Set up last year to tackle praedial larceny, the APB is ramping up patrols across the island and has already filed over 2,000 charges. Deputy Superintendent Tedroy Clarke urged farmers to report thefts immediately, emphasizing that collaboration between police and growers is vital to securing our food supply and economy—plus, he shared practical tips like animal tagging and surveillance cameras to boost farm security.

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