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.
Prime Minister Holness directs JCF to review eviction procedures.Â
Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness asked the Jamaica Constabulary Force to review eviction procedures after a controversial eviction in Trelawny. The eviction involved over twenty families and was executed by JCF officers with heavy equipment, raising concerns about prior notice and humanitarian implications. Opposition Leader Mark Golding called the situation a humanitarian calamity, stressing the need to prioritize restoring the families' lives. Following the eviction, police detained at least 25 men to prevent resistance, but released them without charges after several hours. The Prime Minister stated that police must execute court orders professionally and with respect for the affected individuals' rights and dignity.
Patrice Hussey Malcolm Threatens Lawsuit, ‘119’ Stand Firm.
Key Takeaways Gossip Vlogger '119' faces a defamation lawsuit for allegedly false comments about Patrice Hussey Malcolm, widow of broadcaster Dervan Malcolm. The legal team claims these comments caused significant distress and damage to her reputation. Senior counsel Anthony Williams accused 119 of a sustained campaign of public vilification. To avoid legal action, the law … Continue reading Patrice Hussey Malcolm Threatens Lawsuit, ‘119’ Stand Firm.
St. Catherine Cops Neutralized Shane ‘Gaza’ Williams in Portmore.
St. Catherine cops neutralized Shane 'Gaza’ Williams. Shane Williams was known in the dancehall space as a former member of Vybz Kartel’s Portmore Empire. He appeared on several recordings associated with Kartel, including “House a Bun Dung” and “Every Girl.” Williams gained national attention when he was charged alongside Vybz Kartel and others in connection with the 2011 death of Clive “Lizard” Williams. However, it’s important to note that Shane Williams was found not guilty and acquitted by the jury in March 2014.
Police Kill Alleged Speculation Gang Figure in St Andrew Clash
Security forces shot and neutralized three individuals in St. Andrew, including an alleged Speculation Gang member named Dewar Archibald. Police intercepted a Honda HR-V in Knightsdale Drive, where suspects opened fire, leading to a violent confrontation. Two illegal firearms were seized after the incident, and police pronounced the injured individuals dead at the hospital. Authorities identified Archibald as a high-risk criminal linked to robberies and two murders over the last nine months. Since the start of the year, police have neutralized 212 individuals in Jamaica.
Commissioner Blake Denies Rumors as JCF Coke Probe Deepens.
Commissioner Dr. Kevin Blake is on planned departmental leave, clarifying rumors amidst a high-level cocaine investigation involving the FBI. He criticized the spread of false information on social media, emphasizing the public's need for accurate updates during uncertain times. Three children were injured by a boulder while using a railway track as a shortcut in St. Elizabeth; one child remains in intensive care. Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon visited one injured child, expressing support and concern for their recovery and well-being. The Ministry will prioritize the welfare of affected students and families as they recover from the incident.
Law Enforcement Charged St James Man in $71M Drug Bust.
Roderick Spence, a 56-year-old man from St James, faces multiple charges related to a major drug seizure at Kingston Freeport Terminal. Law enforcement found 103 parcels of cocaine and 123 parcels of ganja during the operation on August 7, valued over $71 million. David Smith, a project manager, has been charged with embezzlement linked to a roofing company after a customer reported losing money for materials never delivered. Smith allegedly received US$3,700 for roofing materials but failed to provide them, leading to a police report and his subsequent arrest. Law enforcement have scheduled both suspects are scheduled to appear in court in September and October, respectively, following their charges.
9-11 Attacks: The tragedy that brought Americans together.
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks, reflecting on the lives lost and their lasting impact on America. Commemoration activities include wreath-laying, flag-flying, moments of silence, and reading victims' names. The 9-11 attacks involved al-Qaida hijacking four planes, targeting key U.S. landmarks, and resulting in nearly 3,000 deaths. The attacks collapsed the Twin Towers and damaged the Pentagon, profoundly affecting U.S. economic and military symbols. Americans united in grief and purpose post-attack, vowing to confront al-Qaida with the phrase, 'We will never forget.'
Mount Salem: Three Cops injured in Shootout Wednesday morning.
In Mount Salem, one suspect died, and three police officers were injured during a gunfight early Wednesday morning. Authorities identified the deceased suspect as 29-year-old Romario 'Jerry' Brown, wanted for homicide. The gun battle began when a police team was ambushed while patrolling Crawford Street at around 3:18 a.m. In Portmore, police shot and killed two armed suspects during an operation; they recovered an illegal firearm at the scene. The Independent Commission of Investigations is investigating both incidents.
Neco Dixon an alleged gangster died in a shootout with police.
Neco Dixon, a 25-year-old alleged gangster, was shot by police on September 5, 2026, during a confrontation in Bull Bay. Police linked Dixon to multiple murders and violent crimes across parishes, with him being a prime suspect in at least three murders between 2020 and 2026. Dixon allegedly pointed a firearm at officers, leading to the seizure of a gun and ammunition at the scene. He has ties to several gangs, including Corner One, Back Bush, and Genocide, and is involved in the drug trade and murder for hire. The Independent Commission of Investigations has launched an inquiry into the shooting incident involving Neco Dixon.