Po­lice of­fi­cers are be­ing asked to de­tain mem­bers of the Un­ruly ISIS gang if they are spot­ted.

On Mon­day more than 20 pho­tographs of mem­bers of the gang were sent to var­i­ous po­lice sta­tions

Po­lice of­fi­cers said they were told while on du­ty they are sup­posed to de­tain mem­bers of the gang.

The pho­tographs car­ry the names and nick­names of the gang mem­bers, in­clud­ing that of a woman.

They were sent out by the Crim­i­nal Gangs and In­tel­li­gence Unit.

Pub­lic in­for­ma­tion of­fi­cer of the Po­lice Ser­vice, ASP Michael Pierre, said they were dis­trib­uted to sen­si­tise of­fi­cers of whom may be in­volved in ne­far­i­ous ac­tiv­i­ties.

He said he did not know if the al­leged gang mem­bers were al­so want­ed on var­i­ous out­stand­ing war­rants.

There are claims that over the past few months sev­er­al of them have been in­volved in crim­i­nal ac­tiv­i­ties in the En­ter­prise com­mu­ni­ty.

The po­lice be­lieve the gang mem­bers can as­sist them with in­ves­ti­ga­tions in­to sev­er­al crime-re­lat­ed of­fences in the area, in­clud­ing mur­ders.

One of the lat­est homi­cides was that of Sel­wyn "Robo­cop" Alex­is who was shot dead by a mem­ber of the gang two Sun­days ago.

Alex­is' killer was Thomas "Hamza" Sharpe, of Wal­ter Lane, En­ter­prise. He was al­so a mem­ber of the Un­ruly ISIS gang. (CC)