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Provision of new Bail Act to balance human rights with safety and security needs — Malahoo Forte
News
16 November 2022

Provision of new Bail Act to balance human rights with safety and security needs — Malahoo Forte

Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Marlene Malahoo Forte, says the review of provisions in the Bail Bill will focus on balancing human rights with safety and security needs.

Read more: Provision of new Bail Act to balance human rights with safety and security needs — Malahoo Forte

Jamaica getting more US help to tackle crime and violence
News
16 November 2022

Jamaica getting more US help to tackle crime and violence

The American Government has increased its funding of programmes designed to help Jamaica and other countries in the Caribbean tackle a number of problems linked to crime and violence, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Caribbean Affairs and Haiti Barbara Feinstein told journalists on Tuesday.

Read more: Jamaica getting more US help to tackle crime and violence

Tags: jamaica, crime, United States
British woman charged after cocaine found her suitcase
News
16 November 2022

British woman charged after cocaine found her suitcase

A British woman was brought to the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court on Tuesday in connection with cocaine allegedly being found in her luggage as she was checking in to board a flight to London from the Norman Manley International Airport.

Read more: British woman charged after cocaine found her suitcase

Tags: Cocaine, Britain, Norman Manley International Airport
US fugitive held in Jamaica after 10 years on the run
News
16 November 2022

US fugitive held in Jamaica after 10 years on the run

A US fugitive said to be on the run for 10 years was held in a multi-agency operation in St James on Tuesday.

Read more: US fugitive held in Jamaica after 10 years on the run

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has declared a State of Public Emergency (SOE) in the parishes of Clarendon, St Catherine, specified areas of Kingston & St Andrew, St James, Westmoreland and Hanover.
News
15 November 2022

PM declares States of Emergency in several parishes

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has declared a State of Public Emergency (SOE) in the parishes of Clarendon, St Catherine and sections of Kingston and St Andrew.

Read more: PM declares States of Emergency in several parishes

Tags: andrew holness, State of Emergency
  1. Make use of gun amnesty, Commish advises
  2. Four dead, one injured in multiple Clarendon shootings
  3. Person of interest in Slickiana murder nabbed at guest house
  4. American woman on murder charge allowed to return home before case completed
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