Career
He was one of six most wanted by the Jamaica Constabulary Force to take up residence in the United Kingdom, Jarrett being one of an estimated 500 Jamaican Yardies living in the country according to the Jamaican authorities. He was listed at number three the following year, behind Joel Andem and Donnovan "Bulbie" Bennett until his capture immediately after he landing at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston on 18 February 2004 after being deported from the United Kingdom on drug related charges. Taken into custody by special branch detectives, Jarrett was charged with three counts of murder during 2001, on 6 June, 31 July and 16 December, as well as weapons charges.
He was also wanted on additional charges including murder, assault and rape.
