Case against singer adjourned
Singer Faith D'Aguilar, who was accused of being in possession of a cannon that was reportedly stolen from a heritage site, can now breathe a sigh of relief after the case against her was adjourned sine die...
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Father, son detained for illegal firearms
Popular Morant Bay, St Thomas businessman Ludlow McQuinnie and two other men, a father and son, have been detained for breaches of the Firearms Act.
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Balling for World Cup
For many Jamaicans, the World Cup is a highly anticipated event. Even though Jamaica has only managed to reach the world stage once, this has not stopped Jamaicans from aligning themselves to a team.
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Decomposing body found in home
When Uroy Parry's father returned home in Wilberforce district, St Ann, he noticed a foul odour. He had no idea however, that the odour was coming from the decomposing body of his son, who had apparently been dead...
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64-Y-O FIGHTS WOMAN FOR HER LOVER
An elderly woman who attacked a woman less than half her age with stones and threaten to harm her if she did not leave her man was fined $2,000 or 10 days in the Petty Session Court at the Spanish Town RM Court...
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Local singer to stand trial for unlawful wounding
Popular local singer Aisha Davis is to return to court on August 26 to stand trial for unlawful wounding.
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Residents welcome curfew
Residents of Gordon Pen in St Catherine say they welcome the curfew in their community. However, they want to see the security forces recover some guns.
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Accused visited obeahmen ❒ Witness in businesswoman's trial tells court
The trial of 34-year-old May Pen businesswoman Althea Morgan-Carr continued yesterday with the main prosecution witness testifying that on two occasions she accompanied the accused to obeahmen in Manchester and St Elizabeth.
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JUTC employee sentenced for stealing diesel fuel
A man employed to the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) as a driver and who pleaded guilty to stealing diesel oil from a bus he was assigned to drive, was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment...
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Policeman granted bail
A policeman charged with breaches of the Firearms Act was granted $300,000 bail in the Spanish Town Resident Magistrate's Court on Tuesday....
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Suspects identified in Karl Samuda house robbery
Police have identified at least two suspects in connection with the June 30 robbery of a St Catherine farmhouse belonging to Cabinet minister Karl Samuda.
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JUTC employee sentenced for stealing diesel fuel
A man employed to the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) as a driver and who pleaded guilty to stealing diesel oil from a bus he was assigned to drive, was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment...
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