APB Seizes $17.6M in Stolen Farm Goods | Jamaica News

Farm theft is being aggressively tackled as the Agricultural Protection Branch recovers over $17.6 million in stolen livestock since January, with more than 2,200 charges filed and farmers increasingly coming forward—over 196 reports already logged. Officers are working tirelessly, especially in Area Three, educating and visiting farms daily. But success depends on farmers too: report theft immediately, secure your property with tags, lighting, and cameras, and vet new hires carefully. Praedial larceny isn’t just crime—it’s a direct threat to food security and rural livelihoods. The APB urges community cooperation to keep farms safe and stop this growing crisis.

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