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Killers put on notice again: Up to 50 years for murder on the horizon
News
23 February 2023

Killers put on notice again: Up to 50 years for murder on the horizon

Killers have again been put on notice that they will be put away for a long time when caught and convicted.

Read more: Killers put on notice again: Up to 50 years for murder on the horizon

Tags: jamaica, murder, Life Sentence
2 guns including high-powered rifle seized in Westmoreland
News
23 February 2023

2 guns including high-powered rifle seized in Westmoreland

The Joint Anti Gang Task Force conducted an operation in Lennox Big Woods in Westmoreland where two firearms were seized, including a high-powered rifle.

Read more: 2 guns including high-powered rifle seized in Westmoreland

Tags: jamaica, crime, Illegal Guns
Female among three held for lotto scamming in Hanover
News
23 February 2023

Female among three held for lotto scamming in Hanover

Investigators assigned to the Lottery Scam Task Force in Montego Bay, St James arrested and charged three people including a woman with possession of identity information and possession of an access device following an operation on Wharf Road, Orange Bay, Hanover in two separate incidents on Tuesday, February 21.

Read more: Female among three held for lotto scamming in Hanover

Tags: jamaica, Lottery Scam
Christie: "I have done nothing wrong"
News
21 February 2023

Christie: "I have done nothing wrong"

Integrity Commission (IC) Executive Director Greg Christie has strongly rejected calls for his resignation, declaring that he has been unbiased in his duties over the last three years at the anti-corruption agency.

Read more: Christie: "I have done nothing wrong"

Tags: jamaica, andrew holness, Integrity Commission, Greg Christie
Government targets $635-m spend from traffic ticket fines
News
21 February 2023

Government targets $635-m spend from traffic ticket fines

THE Government is betting on traffic fines to help it finance up to $635 million in spending across the ministries of justice and national security during the upcoming fiscal year.

Read more: Government targets $635-m spend from traffic ticket fines

Tags: jamaica, Traffic Tickets
  1. Suspected cop killer cut down by police
  2. Stricter bail rules for Sagicor employees accused of fraud
  3. Privy Council refuses Kartel’s request for fresh evidence, murder appeal still to be heard
  4. Second woman charged re illegal land sale at Clifton, St Catherine
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