Police are probing allegations made in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court that a 27-year-old man from a St Catherine address paid a hit man to kill his mother.

The man, who is charged with forgery and uttering forged documents, is accused of withdrawing about $4 million from his mother's account without her consent.

He pleaded guilty to forgery but not guilty to uttering false documents. He is to return to court on March 1, for sentencing.

Allegations are that on July 8, the accused forged his mother's signature on a certificate of title for a 2003 red Ford motor truck and had a preliminary transfer done at the Collector of Taxes in St Andrew.

It is also alleged that he withdrew about $4 million dollars from an account that he and his mother shared without her consent.

It is reported that the complainant told the police, "I did not give my son or anyone else permission to write my name or affix a signature to the motor-vehicle title on my behalf."

The court was also informed that detectives are probing allegations that the accused paid to have his mother killed, this, after she was shot in March 2010.