Privy Council refuses Kartel’s request for fresh evidence, murder appeal still to be heard
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The Privy Council has denied dancehall artiste Vybz Kartel’s request for fresh evidence to be presented in the appeal of his murder conviction.
Second woman charged re illegal land sale at Clifton, St Catherine
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Another woman has been slapped with charges relative to the illegal sale of land close to Clifton in the Greater Bernard Lodge area of Portmore, St Catherine.
Three of the victims in highway crash found with gunshot wounds
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Reports are emerging that three of the people involved in the two-vehicle crash on the Edward Seaga Highway on Sunday were found with gunshot wounds.
Georgia Messam-Whyte, the St Ann Justice of the Peace (JP) who was charged earlier this month with allegedly fleecing millions of dollars from a client, was remanded in police custody when she appeared in the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court last week.
Water lock-offs in Kingston, St Andrew begin today
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The National Water Commission (NWC) has announced that it will begin regulating water supply to sections of Kingston and St Andrew as of today as drought conditions continue to impact inflows to a number of surface water sources.
Teen bullies arrested after attack on student at school in Kingston
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A16-year-old boy was arrested and charged with assault occasioning bodily harm following an incident at a high school in Kingston West on Wednesday, February 15.
Alleged SSL fraudster Jean-Ann Panton hit with multiple charges
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Jean-Ann Panton, the former wealth advisor implicated in a multimillion-dollar fraud at investment firm, Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL), has been formally charged after weeks of investigations.
No charges to be brought against Holness from IC contract award probe
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There will be no criminal charges brought against Prime Minister Andrew Holness in relation to possible conflict of interest in the awarding of Government contracts that emerged from a probe by the Integrity Commission (IC), from which a 107-page Investigation Report was made public on Tuesday.
Matthew Hyde, the male student who is alleged to have tortured his ex-girlfriend at his dorm room at The University of the West Indies, was on Thursday remanded in custody after his lawyer decided not to apply for bail on his behalf.
J'can attorney Marlon Hill named partner at prestigious Florida firm
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Jamaican, Marlon Hill, has been named Partner of the prestigious law firm, Weiss Serota Helfman Cole + Bierman (WSHC+B). The appointment took effect on January 1, 2023.
Fresh produce exports earn US$78 million annually
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Late Commish Lucius Thomas laid to rest, hailed as 'remarkable' man
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Hailed as the police commissioner who defended rank-and-file officers of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), Lucius Thomas was eulogised as a "remarkable" gentleman who lived an exemplary life as a public servant.
Four guns seized during Treasure Beach operation
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Four firearms and over 70 rounds of ammunition were seized during a joint police-military operation in St Elizabeth on Wednesday.
Holness vows to ‘make truth known’ after being cited by IC report
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Prime Minister Andrew Holness is pushing back after a concerning recommendation of the Integrity Commission (IC) that he be referred to the Director of Corruption Prosecution in the commission for possible further action in a case involving the award of millions of dollars in Government contracts to a company whose principals he has been associated with.
Rocky Meade gets wide-ranging ambassador post
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Former army chief Lieutenant General Rocky Meade, who last September declined a controversial appointment as Cabinet secretary, has been named ambassador plenipotentiary with responsibility for national strategic initiatives.