Former Dyoll CEO granted travel permission
MARK THWAITES, FORMER chief executive officer (CEO) of Dyoll Group, was yesterday granted permission to travel overseas when he appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court.

$100,000 bail for man on murder rap
clarendon: A MAN WAS granted $100,000 bail when he appeared in the May Pen Resident Magistrate's Court last Thursday to answer to a charge of murder. Solomon Williams, of Canaan Heights, May Pen, Clarendon is booked...

Six sought in St Johns Road shooting
spanish town: THE SPANISH TOWN police in St. Catherine are now searching for six men who shot and injured two persons in the St. Johns Road area on Sunday afternoon.

Mother charged with child neglect
miami (ap) A MOTHER WAS charged yesterday with child neglect after her 3-year-old son shot his 10-year-old sister with a gun he found in the house, police said.

Inquest into JFF chef's death
A CORONER'S INQUEST is currently being conducted into the death of Samuel Mitchell, the Jamaica Football Federation's (JFF) chef who died following a car accident recently.

Cabbies' murders not linked - police
THE DENHAM TOWN police say there is no link between the deaths of two taxi drivers whose bodies were dumped in the Calvary Cemetery, St. Andrew. The police who say to date their investigations have not pointed in that direction.

One killed in highway crash
spanish town: A MAN WAS killed and two others injured in an accident on the Mandela Highway in St. Catherine, yesterday.Dead is Terrence Stoney, 33, a driver from Duhaney Park...

Braeton man charged with stepson's murder
ocho rios :A TRIP FROM Braeton, St. Catherine to Ocho Rios, St. Ann Tuesday by a man and his two stepsons did not have the planned happy ending.