Did Garfield Coburn, the man who was killed by the cop while at a dance in Lawrence Tavern, have a knife? That is the question most people are asking after the cop charged in connection with the video-recorded murder of the man claimed that Coburn was armed with a knife, and that is why deadly force was used.
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Dr Oneil Ankle, principal of the Jonathan Grant High School in St Catherine, will face the courts again on May 27th when his assault case continues in the Spanish Town Resident Magistrate’s Court.
An argument over the popular Cashpot game almost turned deadly when a chopper was brought into play. The argument eventually led to one woman losing a piece of her left thumb and another receiving wounds to the stomach and face.
An alleged mother and daughter shoplifting team appeared before Resident Magistrate Lyle Armstrong in the Spanish Town RM Court.
A mother, Juliet McPherson pleaded not guilty to the charge of causing unlawful suffering to the health of a minor on Friday.
An unidentified male was shot dead close to a community known as Brooklyn in Thompson Pen, Spanish Town, this evening.
Bank of Nova Scotia Jamaica says it will be closing two of its branches — Lucea and Premier branches — effective May 22 and July 24, 2015, respectively.
A taxi driver was shot and killed at about 4:30 a.m. in the Fairfield community in Spanish Town, St. Catherine.
Stylysh to release new video next week: http://www.loopjamaica.com/2015/03/13/latest-jamaica-news-entertainment-stylysh-shoots-hot-long-time-video/
The chickens have come home to roost as the Jamaica Association of Authors, Composers and Publishers, JACAP, has revealed that more than $50 million is owed to its members by local media houses. The sums have been owed for more than a decade.