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Police Inspector Michael Brown, who was assigned to the Hanover Police Division,  collapsed and died in Lucea this afternoon. Details surrounding his passing have not been released.  His death has sent personnel at the Hanover divisional...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
COPS IN THE COLD - Officers bemoan years of hearings, leaving them broke, depressed even after cleared of wrongdoing by courts
Wilkins is one of just over 60 cops currently on suspension or interdiction for periods ranging from two to 10 years, according to statistics compiled by the Jamaica Police
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Three people shot dead by Kenyan police at protest
Kenyan police killed three people when they fired at a crowd of motorcycle taxi drivers protesting against the arrest of a colleague for flouting coronavirus
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Namibia: Officials Strategise On Arms Control
[Namibian] Security and judicial officials from different offices, ministries and agencies are meeting at Walvis Bay to strategise on arms control and disarmament.
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Drought affecting some Hanover, Westmoreland communities
The National Water Commission (NWC) is reporting that there is a 35 percent decline in production at the Logwood Treatment Plant in Hanover due to drought conditions affecting the facility.  As a result, customers in sections of...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Kogi, Nasarawa residents lament shortage of workers at primary healthcare centres
Many residents in Kogi and Nasarawa said most of the Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) lacked sufficient health workers to serve the people. The post Kogi, Nasarawa residents lament shortage of workers at primary healthcare centres appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Gangs raid police stations for weapons in Haiti as deadly violence surges - Stabroek News
PORT-AU-PRINCE,  (Reuters) - Gangs raided multiple police stations for weapons in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, in deadly attacks over the weekend as violence between armed groups flared, with intense conflict in one southern neighbourhood forcing thousands to
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Hare lashes motorcyclists in west, after 3 die in crash
GREEN ISLAND, Hanover — Director of the Road Safety Unit in the Ministry of Transport and Mining Kanute Hare has again lashed out at users of the road, this time motorcyclists in western Jamaica, for their reckless
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Authorities Refuse To Consider Killing Of Black Danish Man By White Supremacists A Hate Crime
Authorities in Denmark are coming under fire for their decision to rule out the possibility of a hate crime in connection to the torture and mutilation of a Black man. [] The post Authorities Refuse To Consider Death Of Black Danish Man By White Supremacists A Hate Crime appeared first on Essence.
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St. John All-Island Children’s Choir to Perform on November 15
The singers are students in grades 3-5 at the Julius E. Sprauve School, St. John Christian Academy, Gifft Hill School and the homeschooling community.
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'Not Nice' charged for 2020 Hanover triple murder
Bryan ‘Not Nice’ Jackson of Green Island, Hanover, was on Tuesday charged for a triple murder, and other offences, in relation to the 2020 deaths of three men in the parish. The men's skeletal remains were retrieved from a 40-foot sinkhole in Phoenix Town district, also in Hanover, last May.
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Haiti police now the target of gang violence | New York Carib News
Gangs have been a major part of the unrest in Haiti since the country has been in political turmoil outgunning Haiti’s security forces and fighting one another over territory. This past weekend, things heated up in the capital Port-au-Prince via a series of deadly attacks of violence between armed
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Protests rise in Trinidad over killing of three men by police
Protests rise in Trinidad over killing of three men by police
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Majority of tourism projects on target — Bartlett
MINISTER of Tourism Edmund Bartlett says that 90 per cent of previously planned projects are still on target, despite the effects of the novel coronavirus pandemic.'COVID-19 has given a little setback but picking up on 2021, we will be on track for somewhere in 2024 and that's very exciting. We are
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A Black Man Was Tortured and Killed in Denmark. The Police Insist It Wasn’t About Race. - The New York Beacon
By Thomas Erdbrink A young Black man was tortured and killed on a remote island in Denmark by two white men, one of them with far-right affiliations and a swastika tattoo on his leg, but the authorities are refusing to call it a hate
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Man to compensate officers for pushing and resisting them during arrest - Barbados Today
Pushing a police inspector and resisting a police constable on the job will cost a St Michael man. Not only did Renaldo Ricardo Jones, of 3rd Avenue Licorish Village have to spend 21 days on remand pending sentence but he now has until April to compensate the officers a total of $3 000 or spend
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NWA completes $3. 9 million repair to Green Island roadway in Hanover
The National Works Agency (NWA) has completed a $3.9 million drainage and road improvement project along a section of the Green Island roadway in Hanover. The roadway is a service corridor abutting the main road leading from Green Island to Negril...
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NWA completes $3.9 million repair to Green Island roadway in Hanover
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Two men arrested following gun seizure
Two men are in custody this weekend following the recovery of a Glock-17 pistol and 13 nine millimetre cartridges in Green Island Hanover yesterday.  The police say the seizure of the weapon resulted from an intelligence-driven...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
JPS to conduct all-island simulation
The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) says it will conduct an all-island simulation to test the country’s readiness as part of the entity’s ongoing disaster preparedness strategy. “It should be happening sometime this month,...
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Motorcade and Clarks don’t win election, says confident Hayles - PNP incumbent certain he’ll retain Hanover Western
Western Bureau: Despite the buzz around his Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) challenger, Tamika Davis, Ian Hayles of the People’s National Party (PNP) is flush with confidence that come September 3, he will retain his seat as member of parliament (MP)...
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Gangs raid police stations for weapons in Haiti as deadly violence surges - Stabroek News
PORT-AU-PRINCE,  (Reuters) - Gangs raided multiple police stations for weapons in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, in deadly attacks over the weekend as violence between armed groups flared, with intense conflict in one southern neighbourhood forcing thousands to
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Hare lashes motorcyclists in west, after 3 die in crash
GREEN ISLAND, Hanover Director of the Road Safety Unit in the Ministry of Transport and Mining Kanute Hare has again...
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Namibia Eases COVID-19 Restrictions
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By Dr. Froswa' Booker-Drew “A good character is the best tombstone. Those who loved you and were helped by you will remember you when the forget-me-nots have withered. Carve your name on hearts, not on marble.” – Charles Spurgeon It’s something that we must all do. Despite how much we want to avoid
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