Andre Grant faces cocaine charges after a police search discovered drugs at his home and workstation at Sangster International Airport. CCTV footage linked Grant to cocaine found on the airport floor, prompting the investigation. Authorities recovered multiple packages of cocaine from Grant's workstation, alongside US$1,251 in cash he claimed came from tips. During questioning, Grant admitted to dropping cocaine at the airport and led police to additional drugs and money at his home. Court proceedings revealed outstanding evidence including CCTV footage and forensic certificates related to the case.
US Homicide Suspect Caught in St Mary as ‘Intra-Tech’ Killed
Jamaican national Patrick Dave Anderson was arrested for multiple serious charges during a police operation in St. Mary. Anthony Theo Williams, also known as ‘Intra-Tech,’ died after allegedly pointing a gun at police in Spanish Town. Williams had previous crime links and was involved in a police encounter where officers returned fire after he brandished a firearm. The Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) has begun investigating the circumstances surrounding Williams' death.
St Andrew Cops Seize one Gun, Charge Taxi and Fraud Suspects.
Key Takeaways Law enforcement arrested Kevon Beckford, a St Andrew taxi operator, for wounding and illegal gun possession, recovering a grey .38 revolver during the search. Beckford links to various criminal activities in Stony Hill; police urge residents to report illegal activities. Trevor Lewis, 31, faces charges for fraud after allegedly disputing a car purchase … Continue reading St Andrew Cops Seize one Gun, Charge Taxi and Fraud Suspects.
JCF Targets High-Risk Motorcycle Joyriders to Cut Road Deaths
The JCF is focusing on high-risk motorcycle users to reduce fatalities, particularly targeting joyriders. They categorize motorcyclists into weekend warriors, daily commuters, and joyriders, tailoring interventions for each group. Joyriders often lack proper safety gear, which raises concerns for the JCF. The JCF also highlights motorcycles under 600cc as a major factor in rising fatalities. This targeted approach is part of a broader initiative to enhance road safety through enforcement and education
Cop Gets Roughed UP, and His Gun Stolen in St Andrew Attack.
On September 20, 2026, a suspect allegedly punched a police officer and stole his Glock pistol during a confrontation in Kingston 8. The incident highlights risks associated with sending a single officer to respond to potentially dangerous situations. The Inspectorate of Professional Standards Oversight Bureau is investigating the incident. Separately, Portmore police are investigating a potential suicide involving 16-year-old Gabrielle Simpson, found unresponsive at home on September 21, 2026. Authorities treat Gabrielle's tragic incident as a possible suicide.
Jamaica Tragedies: Teen Electrocuted and Man set Ablaze.
A 16-year-old boy, Rishane Roberts, died after being electrocuted while harvesting coconuts at home in Clarendon. His mother discovered him after hearing a commotion, but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. In Denham Town, a man was set on fire allegedly for refusing to join a protest against police action on a local gangster. Authorities treated the fire incident as part of ongoing gang-related violence, identifying Omarley Dennie as a person of interest. Community protests reflect deep concerns about gang culture in garrison communities after the death of an influential local figure.
Demerit Point System Delayed as Westmoreland Drivers Protest.
Taxi operators and residents staged protests in Westmoreland over poor road conditions and the upcoming demerit point system. They expressed frustration about ticketing practices and the lack of communication from police officers during stops. The government aims to improve road safety with the demerit system, which assigns points for traffic violations and can lead to license suspension. A delay in implementing the demerit system follows a stakeholder agreement and includes a pending review and education program. Despite a 10% reduction in road fatalities, motorcyclists remain the most affected group with speeding as the leading cause.
Police Neutralized Alleged One A Way Gang Leader in Kingston.
Police say 26-year-old Amani “Bling Dawg” Malcolm, alleged leader of the One A Way gang, was fatally shot after allegedly pulling a gun and seizing an M16 rifle during a late-night confrontation in downtown Kingston, sparking fiery protests and further gang-related violence.
Police hunt escaped Homicide accused, warn he’s dangerous.
Marlo Headly, a murder suspect, has escaped police custody while receiving medical treatment, and a search is underway. Headly faces two homicide charges: one involving a female teacher and another concerning a fellow inmate. The police warned the public that Headly is dangerous and should not be approached; anyone with information is urged to contact authorities. Separately, a man known as 'Pepper' was killed during a police and military operation in Westmoreland, raising community concerns. INDECOM is investigating the circumstances of 'Pepper's' death amid an increase in fatalities involving security forces.
Police Shootout in Bog Walk Leaves One Dead, Uzi Seized.
A police confrontation in Bog Walk resulted in the demise of 35-year-old Dywane Edwards during a confrontation with officers. The police targeted Edwards based on intelligence concerning illegal firearms; he allegedly fired back during the encounter. Following the shooting, police found Edwards with a loaded Uzi and transported him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. In a separate case, a judge released three men charged with gun-related felonies due to the absence of a crucial witness. The three men faced charges related to the 2016 homicide of 33-year-old Nordel Parkes, but the lack of prosecution led to their release.