The St James Police have charged 19-year-old Nicolette McFarlane with the stabbing death of her lover, 28-year-old O’Brian Taylor, following a physical altercation inside the Montego Bay Transportation Centre on June 30.
Chief Justice Storms Out of One Don/Klansman Trial
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The One Don Klansman Gang Trial adjourned abruptly this morning with Chief Justice Bryan Sykes furious at both the Defence and the prosecution.
Major Increase In The Number Of Persons Getting Criminal Records Expunged
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Prison Population Increased By 10 Per Cent Last Year
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Man Charged With Shooting His Child's Mother and Another Man
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A man who reportedly turned a gun on the mother of his child and another man on Red Hills Road in St. Andrew in March of this year is to face the court to answer to charges stemming from the incident following his capture earlier this month.
Jamaican born Nurse Sandra Lindsay Receives US Highest Civilian Honour
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Sandra Lindsay, the Jamaican-born registered nurse who created history by becoming the first person to get the COVID-19 vaccine in the United States last year, was honoured by US President Joe Biden on Friday.
PM promises more assistance to cushion rising prices
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Jamaican gets 5 years for scamming elderly American of nearly US$1m
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AJamaican man has been sentenced to just over five years in US Federal Prison for scamming an elderly woman of nearly US$1 million.
Twenty-Year-Old Charged With Shopkeeper's Murder
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The Darliston Police in Westmoreland have charged 20-year-old Justine Barnes, a farmer of Pike district in the parish with the murder of a 55-year-year-old shopkeeper on
Saturday, May 14.
Mother and Sons Charged in Connection With Gun and Ammunition Find
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A team of officers assigned to the Trelawny Police Division arrested and charged a mother and two sons in relation to the seizure of an illegal firearm and fifteen rounds of ammunition during an operation in Kettering, Duncans in Trelawny on Tuesday, June 28.
Mother of Murdered Clarendon Mother and Her Four Children Welcomes Death Penalty Motion
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The mother of the Clarendon woman who was slain along with her four children last week says the man now before the court for their murder should die a slow death, even as she admitted that if he is executed it would not bring back her daughter and grandchildren.
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JFJ Opposes Death Penalty in Clarendon Massacre Case; Victims’ Family Calls For Justice
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Human rights lobby group, Jamaicans for Justice, is being taken to task for its decision to oppose the death penalty for the accused killer in the Cocoa Piece massacre.
Probe in teen mom's murder deepens: Third person of interest named
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Police have released the name of another person of interest as they deepen the probe into the killing of 17-year-old Devenese Nelson of North Street, Kingston 14 on Sunday, June 26.
DPP To Seek Death Penalty Against Man Charged With Clarendon Massacre
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The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is to seek the death penalty against Rushane Barnett, the man accused of killing a mother and her four children in Cocoa Piece, Clarendon last week.
Three persons, believed to be Jamaicans, found dead in New York home
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