Police raided a bar in Old Harbor, arresting owner Kemelia Smith for possession of marijuana, uncustomed goods, and counterfeit liquor. During the raid, officers seized marijuana bags, uncustomed cigarettes, and counterfeit liquor. Separately, a 16-year-old was arrested for robbing a taxi driver, threatening him with a knife while posing as a passenger. The taxi driver bravely fought back and escaped, later reporting the robbery to police, who continue to search for the accomplice. Also, Police arrested a 16-year-old boy after he and an accomplice allegedly ambushed and robbed a taxi driver while posing as passengers along Thompson Pen Road in Spanish Town, St. Catherine.
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Road Rage: Cop allegedly shot colleague during traffic incident.
Early Saturday morning, August 15, law enforcement from the Manchester Division responded to the scene of a possibly road rage altercation involving two police officers. This unfortunate incident resulted in one officer sustaining a minor gunshot injury, according to police sources.
Mental Illness and Its Impact on Police Officers
Key Takeaways A police constable was found deceased at the May Pen Police Station, with preliminary reports suggesting mental illness as a factor. Mental illness remains a taboo topic in Jamaica, preventing open discussions despite its significance. Reassigning officers regarding mental health concerns shows the need for awareness and proactive support. Authorities must battle stigma … Continue reading Mental Illness and Its Impact on Police Officers
Portland Police Celebrate 167% Murder Clear-Up Rate
The Portland Police Division is celebrating an outstanding achievement with a remarkable murder clear up rate of 167 percent this year! This success is the result of dedicated efforts in enhancing investigations. It also comes from implementing intelligence led policing strategies.
Police release sketch of suspect in May 4 robbery in Lucea.
The Hanover police have shared a composite sketch and detailed description of a suspect related to a recent late-night robbery and assault in Lucea, Hanover.
St. Catherine: Cop Vanishes and farmer got robbed of $100,000
A police constable based in St. Catherine has been reported missing after failing to return home from a visit to his girlfriend. He also did not report for duty over the weekend. Law enforcement officials have identified the missing officer as Constable Kevin Williams. He is assigned to the Waterford Police Station and resides in Cumberland, Portmore, St. Catherine. Also, gunmen forced a farmer off road and robbed him of $100,000, in St. Catherine.
Police Officers in Kingston have charged three men with shooting
Police Officers from the Kingston Central Division have charged three suspects, including a minor with wounding and gun-related charges. The charges are in connection with the shooting of a taxi operator on Duke Street in Kingston on June 23. Also, Police officers assigned to the St. Andrew South Division have charged a suspect from Kingston with the theft of a Toyota Fielder motor car from Cortina Avenue in Kingston 13, between Thursday, July 9, and Friday, July 10.
New York: State Police Charged a Binghamton Man for Hate Crime
New York State Police have accused a white man from Binghamton, New York, of threatening to hang a Black state senator from a tree. Police arrested James A. Crosby, 48, on June 23. He is facing felony charges for making a terroristic threat categorized as a hate crime, according to the New York State Police. Crosby is currently in the Broome County jail without bail. On June 19, Lea Webb, who represents New York’s 52nd District, spoke at a Juneteenth flag-raising ceremony at Binghamton City Hall. The celebration included prayers and the singing of the Black national anthem.
Police charged a St Mary teen with multiple gun related crimes
Police say a teen boy faces multiple charges for allegedly injuring a man in a gun attack and for shooting at a cop in Oracabessa, St. Mary, in June. According to investigators from the Port Maria Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB), the incident occurred at approximately 10:30 p.m. The boy, 17, visited the home of a man with whom he had an ongoing feud.
Motorcyclists must have proper certification to use public roadways
Motorcyclists, so far this year, have accounted for 26 percent of all road deaths occurred in Jamaica. Of the 135 fatalities in 121 crashes, 35 were motorcyclists. As a result, The police have reminded motorcyclists that, under the new Road Traffic Act, they must possess a valid rider's license. This is necessary to operate on public roads.