Flippa Mafia is back in US custody on drug conspiracy charges.

Flippa Mafia is back in custody for alleged drug charges. Four years after US Federal authorities released Flippa Mafia from prison, where he served time for drug trafficking, he is back in custody for alleged drug charges. Flippa Mafia, whose real name is Andrew Kendrick Davis, is a Jamaican dancehall artist. Federal authorities in New Jersey have charged him in a federal drug conspiracy case. The authorities have also named three co-defendants. They are Damion Jones, Clifford Brown, and James McBride.

UK Judge Ordered Mother to Return Children from Jamaica

UK Judge, Andrea Martin-Swaby has ordered a mother to return her two young children to Britain by May 16. The mother had brought the children from the United Kingdom to Jamaica, claiming it was a one-month vacation. But she later enrolled the children in school without their father’s consent.

Police fatally wounded an alleged gang member in Kingston

Police fatally wounded an alleged gang member on Wednesday, May 6, 2026. The shooting reportedly occurred along St. Patrick Road in Rockfort, East Kingston, Jamaica. Also, a policewoman assigned to the Hanover Police division sustained a injury when the service vehicle she was traveling in overturned. The accident occurred on Long Hill main road on Wednesday afternoon.

Canine Cop uncovered crucial evidence in a Homicide investigation

Canine Cop uncovered crucial evidence in a Homicide investigation. On Friday, May 1, 2026, a police dog played a crucial role in a murder investigation. The case involved a woman from Catherine Hall, St. James. The authorities identified the victim as 38-year-old Kadene Beswick, a hotel worker from Catherine Hall. According to Area 1 Crime … Continue reading Canine Cop uncovered crucial evidence in a Homicide investigation

Murders Trend down in Jamaica, but Manchester surges 180%

Murders Trend down. Jamaica has seen a decline of nearly 23 percent in homicide so far this year. But while we celebrate our advancements, we cannot ignore the alarming increase in homicides plaguing the parish of Manchester. This issue demands our immediate attention and action. According to the latest statistics, reported murders in the parish have increased by 180 percent.