A man from Portmore, Kevaughn Spencer, faces charges for making threats against the Jamaica Constabulary Force via a malicious video on social media. Authorities charged Spencer under the Cybercrime Act for promoting criminal activity and inciting violence against law enforcement. Police arrested Spencer after he surrendered on September 26, 2023, following an investigation into the video. Separately, entertainer Pops YG was arrested at his Trelawny home during a livestream, suspected of violating the lottery scam law. Both cases highlight the serious stance JCF takes on cyber threats and incitements of violence.
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JCF Probes Police Misconduct in TikToker Rosalee Case
JCF Probes Police Misconduct in TikToker Rosalee Case. The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) hierarchy has announced an investigation. They are looking into allegations that a member of the JCF recorded popular TikToker Rosalee Hamilton in the nude. This occurred during a police operation at her home.
Judge is unhappy with the progress of the bombing hoax case.
Judicial Scoop: KINGSTOWN, Jamaica–Senior Parish Judge Lori-Anne Cole-Montaque is unhappy with the progress of the Bombing Hoax Case. She has beseeched experts at the Communication Forensic and Cyber Crime Division to work ‘Whole Hog’ in producing a report that will assist in the progress of the case against Michael Glenford, whom the authorities accused of notifying the … Continue reading Judge is unhappy with the progress of the bombing hoax case.
Two teen girls and a male are facing child porn charges.
According to court documents, a teen complainant accused two teenage girls of abducting her and then allegedly videotaped her performing oral sex on one of their male friends.
The JCF said citizens committed Cybercrimes daily without knowing.
The Jamaica Constabulary Force said Jamaicans committed cybercrimes breaches daily without knowing. Hence, detective Inspector Pilmar Powell said it is essential that citizens familiarise themselves with the law. The law was passed in 2015. Because ignorance of the law can not be used as an excuse.