'Pimps' to know fate next week
THE TWO MEN charged with procuring a 14-year-old girl to become a prostitute, will have to wait until next Friday for the preliminary enquiry into their case, to begin.
No lawyer, says accused murderer
MICHAEL MCLEAN, THE man accused of murdering six members of one family in St. Thomas, again told the court that he had no lawyer,...
Indian national defrauded over $3 m
A 35-YEAR-OLD Indian national accused of conspiracy to defraud, appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court on Thursday.
Less bush, less crime
HEAD OF THE St. Catherine South Police Division, Superintendent Terrence Bent, wants Portmore residents to start bushing their communities as a method of preventing criminals from using them as a hiding place.
Give us clean water!
COUNCILLORS IN PORTMORE are not pleased with the type of water that is running through the pipes in the Greater Portmore area and as such have taken the National Water Commission to task.
Toll tantrums in 'Sunshine City'
TEMPERS FLARED AT the Lions Civic Centre on Tuesday. Residents and the Portmore Citizen Advisory Council met to iron out plans as to the acceptable toll those in the 'Sunshine City' would be willing to pay when the Causeway leg of Highway 2000 comes into.
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