Spanish Town cops charged ambush and murder suspect “Tutu”

Spanish Town cops have charged ambush and murder suspect "Tutu". Police officers assigned to the Spanish Town CIB arrested and charged a suspect following an ambush and fatal shooting of a farmer and injuring of his wife in St Catherine. Investigators have identified the accused as Jamie Stephenson, affectionately known as “Tutu,” 33. He is a resident of Mansfield Heights, Ocho Rios, in St Ann, Jamaica. Cops from the Spanish Town CIB have identified the late farmer as 62-year-old Clement Mills.

St Kitts and Nevis deported two Jamaicans on cops wanted list

St Kitts and Nevis deported two Jamaicans on cops wanted list. Two Jamaican murder suspects who fled to St Kitts and Nevis after a fatal shooting in St Ann are now back in the country. The authorities in St Kitts and Nevis deported the men to Jamaica, where local authorities have charged them with murder … Continue reading St Kitts and Nevis deported two Jamaicans on cops wanted list

Flag City owner died and one visitor injured during a Negril Robbery

Flag City owner is dead, and one visitor injured during a Negril Robbery. On Friday night, gunmen shot and killed the owner of Flag City restaurant during a robbery in Negril, Jamaica. A visiting Czech medical doctor unfortunately sustained injureies during the incident, which occurred along Norman Manley Boulevard in Negril, Westmoreland.

Gunmen took another life at a bar in St Andrew bar, Jamaica

Police officers responded to a fatal shooting at a bar in Cassava Piece, St Andrew, Jamaica late Saturday night. Masked men entered the establishment and opened fire, killing a patron. Meanwhile, the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) urged witnesses to the killing of Latoya 'Buju' Bulgin, to contact the police. Police shot and killed Bulgin, 45, on Sunday May 17 in Granville, St James, Jamaica.

Interpersonal violence is associated with recent killings of women.

Interpersonal violence is the reason for the uptick in killings of women in St James. The St. James police express concern over the increase in killings of women in the parish. In addition, they are linking many of this year's murders to a pattern of interpersonal violence.

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.