Woman murdered at arcade in Montego Bay
A woman, said to be a prostitute, was found with bullet wounds in Montego Bay, St James on Tuesday morning. The deceased has
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Cops identify JDF soldier hit by car in St Andrew
The police have identified the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) soldier who died after being allegedly hit by a motor vehicle while walking along
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J’can fugitive explains his plight in St Kitts
Jessie James, a Jamaican national living in Molineaux, St Kitts and Nevis, escaped custody on April 14. He was being held for immigration
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Police High Command condemns murder of cop
In condemning Friday night’s brutal murder of a police constable in Chantilly, Westmoreland, the Police High Command is adamant that it will not
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Policeman killed at bar in Westmoreland
A police constable was allegedly shot and killed at a bar he operated in Chantilly, Westmoreland on Friday night. Details are sketchy, but
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St Thomas couple found dead; cops suspect they were shot
The St Thomas police have launched a probe into the discovery of two bodies in Twelve Miles, St Thomas on Thursday afternoon. The
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Gov’t to tackle housing and land issues in Westmoreland
The Government will be tackling housing and land settlement issues plaguing Westmoreland, says Prime Minister Andrew Holness. He was addressing the ceremony to
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Man accused of sexually assaulting his 5-y-o sister, 2-y-o niece, caught by police
The 29-year-old man accused of allegedly sexually assaulting his five-year-old sister and his two-year-old niece in Westmoreland, has been detained. The accused man
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Man flees after allegedly molesting his 5-y-o sister, 2-y-o niece
A 29-year-old man is now on the run after he allegedly sexually assaulted his five-year-old sister and his two-year-old niece in Westmoreland. The
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10 shot, 6 injured in New York City subway attack
At least 10 people were shot and six injured during rush hour at a New York subway station Tuesday morning. Five of those