THREE MEN WANTED FOR HOME INVASION ATTACK

The Akwesasne Mohawk Police continue to seek out three men wanted on outstanding arrest warrants after investigating a home invasion which occurred on Sunday, February 11, 2018. According to police, the warrants were authorized in the Valleyfield Provincial Courts for the arrest of Mitchell Lahache Jocko, Johnny Lee Adams and Corby Jock.

Police said that the investigation was initiated after patrol officers responded to a residence and located a male with obvious physical injuries. Investigators were able to determine that the man was attacked inside his home for a lengthy duration until he was able to fight off his attackers and escape.

The Akwesasne Mohawk Police provided the following person descriptors for the wanted subjects:

Johnny Lee Adams, age 30, approximate height 6’ 1” and approximate weight 270 lbs. Dark brown hair, brown eyes, medium complexion. Subject has a visible scar on his forehead.

Corby Jock, age 31, approximate height 5’ 11” and approximate weight 190 lbs. Dark brown hair, brown eyes. Subject is known to have a goatee and light complexion.

Mitchell Lahache Jocko, age 37, approximate height 6’ and approximate weight 260 lbs. Shaved dark hair, brown eyes, tattoo of native male on left neck, light facial hair and subject has a cleft chin.

The Akwesasne Mohawk Police are also continuing the investigation of two missing Akwesasne men: Kenny Leaf age 50 and Donald “Do” Johnson age 31.

There are no leads into the location of either men according to investigators, “We have received many calls and we interviewed community members who had observed both men prior to their disappearances,” said Detective Sergeant Kariwate Mitchell.

“The investigations remain open and we will continue following all leads,” he said. “Don’t think that your information is not important, your knowledge may be the piece we are looking for.”

Police remind community members to call local law enforcement with any information related to the above investigations. The Akwesasne Mohawk Police Service can be reached at 613-575-2000.

Police also encourage anyone with information who may be reluctant to call the local law enforcement and wish to remain anonymous, to contact the Seaway Valley Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-8477. Tipsters may receive monetary payments for information that leads to positive results.