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Donald Trump sued for defamation and battery
News
25 November 2022

Donald Trump sued for defamation and battery

Writer E. Jean Carroll has sued Donald Trump in the US state of New York for defamation and battery in relation to her claim he raped her in the 1990s.

Read more: Donald Trump sued for defamation and battery

Tags: Donald Trump, Defamation, Battery, Sexual Assault
Slickianna murder case transferred to the Circuit Court
News
23 November 2022

Slickianna murder case transferred to the Circuit Court

The case against Rushane Patterson, the man charged with the murder of social media influencer Aneka "Slickianna" Townsend, is to begin shortly in the St James Circuit Court.

Read more: Slickianna murder case transferred to the Circuit Court

Tags: Slickianna, Rushane Patterson
Road deaths surge looming
News
22 November 2022

Road deaths surge looming

JAMAICANS are being warned that the country could experience what is being described by National Road Safety Council (NRSC) Vice-Chairman Dr Lucien Jones as a tsunami of road deaths if crashes continue unabated, particularly during the Christmas period when recklessness tends to increase among road users.

Read more: Road deaths surge looming

Tags: Traffic Accident, Fatal Crash
Residents set cop vehicle ablaze in Central Kingston after man shot dead by soldier
News
22 November 2022

Residents set cop vehicle ablaze in Central Kingston after man shot dead by soldier

Police have increased their presence in sections of Central Kingston after angry residents reportedly set a police vehicle ablaze in protest over the fatal shooting of a resident from the community.

Read more: Residents set cop vehicle ablaze in Central Kingston after man shot dead by soldier

Tags: jamaica, shooting, Soldier
Opposition to meet tonight to decide if it will support extension of SOEs
News
21 November 2022

Opposition to meet tonight to decide if it will support extension of SOEs

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says his team will decide today on whether to support an extension of the existing States of Emergency (SOEs), even as he remains critical of the security measure.

Read more: Opposition to meet tonight to decide if it will support extension of SOEs

  1. FLA says 299 guns reported lost or stolen since 2017
  2. Two Dead After Train Derails In St. Ann
  3. Tough year ahead for the JLP – Jamaica wants positive results in priority areas
  4. Government looking towards full roll out of NIDS in 2023
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