Member of Parliament Robert Chin confirmed his attendance at the Integrity Commission's office in response to a summons regarding financial statements. Meanwhile, Police Commissioner Dr. Kevin Blake announced significant leadership changes in the Jamaica Constabulary Force during an All-Officers' Conference, signaling a new era under his leadership.
Month: March 2024
Cops are investigating a bike incident involving Dancehall artist Popcaan.
Popcaan was involved in a recent incident being investigated by the police in St Andrew North. A video circulating on social media reportedly shows a confrontation between him and a police officer. Just last month, Popcaan pleaded guilty to charges related to a show shutdown. In another incident, five individuals were shot in St Andrew, with the perpetrators still at large. Additionally, a man was arrested with a loaded gun in St Andrew South. INDECOM and the Police High Command are investigating a controversial shooting in Old Harbour Bay, sparking calls for justice and transparency.
Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, has said she is battling cancer and undergoing treatment.
Princess Kate of Wales announced her battle with cancer and undergoing chemotherapy in a video message. After a hospitalization for tummy surgery in January, there was speculation about her well-being. Kate requested privacy while dealing with the illness. King Charles III is also facing cancer. The royal family's strength and resilience are admirable.
Police charged a suspect in connection with the fatal shooting on Howard Avenue.
The victim, 33-year-old Randy Wilson, a plumber at Jones Pen St, Catherine, was found dead with his hands and feet bound with a rope and multiple gunshot wounds to the upper body. The discovery was made by residents around 9:05 a.m., who promptly alerted the authorities. Following the police's arrival, an operation was carried out … Continue reading Police charged a suspect in connection with the fatal shooting on Howard Avenue.
Gunmen fatally shot one man and injured two others at nine-night in Clarendon.
Gunmen fatally shot one man and wounded two others during a nine-night gathering in Clarendon. The deceased, Michael Bassier, and others were ambushed by armed individuals. Two men sustained injuries but are not in critical condition. A loaded Glock magazine was found at the scene, and investigations are ongoing. In a separate incident, Lenbert Allen was fatally stabbed by his brother during a fight over money. Two individuals in St. James were convicted of cocaine possession, while the ODPP responded to criticism over the delay in the SSL investigation.
Tragic Accident Claims Lives of 6-Year-Old Boy and Uncle in St. Elizabeth.
Two lives were tragically lost in a crash on St Elizabeth's Mountainside/Fullerswood road. A woman from Montego Bay faced a dire situation in court, trying to reclaim money from a scam. In St Andrew South, two suspects were arrested for bank fraud. The Financial Investigations Division is actively pursuing individuals involved in fraudulent schemes against banking institutions and their clients.
St Mary police deeply mourn the loss of a young constable.
The St Mary Police Department mourns the sudden loss of Constable Shackael Ellis. Meanwhile, a man linked to a murdered businesswoman in Westmoreland is fatally shot. In St Ann, a 20-year-old man is killed at his girlfriend's residence. Concern arises as a man accused of killing two brothers is offered bail. (__Approx. 70 words)
Unidentified Man Fatally Shot in Cross Roads
Hoodlums gunned down an unidentified man in Cross Roads on Wednesday morning, March 20, 2024, sending commuters scampering for cover.
A woman from St. James has fallen victim to a violent gangland-style murder.
Another St. James woman has fallen victim to the ruthless gangsters wreaking havoc in western Jamaica. The death toll for 2024 has already reached 29 in St. James, with the most recent casualty being 36-year-old security guard Nastacia Smith.
Jamaica reported 31 homicides during the week ending March 16, 2024.
Jamaica reported 31 murders in the past week, as per the latest data released on Sunday, March 17, 2024, by the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF). This covers the period from March 9 to 16. The total number of murders in the country has now risen to 223 as of March 16, up from 192 the … Continue reading Jamaica reported 31 homicides during the week ending March 16, 2024.