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The other side of Armadale

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“Not my Armadale” were the thoughts of Cassandra, a former ward of the facility, when she heard the news of the protests and subsequent fiery deaths of seven teenagers at the centre in May. For her, the Armadale Juvenile Correctional Centre, located in St Ann…

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Trouble brewing in Negril - Noise Abatement Act creates tension

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WESTERN BUREAU: The rigorous enforcement of the Noise Abatement Act by the police and the prosecution of several offenders have left several stakeholders in the Negril entertainment fraternity hopping mad…

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Deaf can earn driver’s licences next month

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THE HEARING impaired will by the end of next month be given the green light to drive legally on Jamaican roads.Following strong lobby by members of the deaf community, the Government had given a commitment that the hearing impaired would be given the opportunity…

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Crime goes to country

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A marked shift in the perpetration of major and violent crimes has sent investigators scurrying into rural communities to stem the tide of criminal activities.Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police Owen Ellington told journalists at the Police High…

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‘We were right’ - Walker defends Customs against allegations of corruption

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Commissioner of Customs Danville Walker has rebutted claims that an auction of abandoned vehicles by his department at the Queen’s Warehouse was tainted by irregularities and partiality. Walker was responding to the news that the Office of the Contractor General…

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Aircraft probe reaches DPP

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All attention is now on the director of public prosecutions (DPP) into whose hands have been placed the much-anticipated file on the probe into the questionable search of a private aircraft.Commissioner of Police Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin yesterday revealed …

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Scholarships for Imagine Cup team

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Members of the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Microsoft Imagine Cup Software team who left the island on Wednesday for Cairo, Egypt, to compete in the world finals have received scholarships totalling $974,600. The scholarships, each valued…

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Granddad devastated over 2-y-o’s murder

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With red swollen eyes, a 78-year-old grandfather sat on his son’s bed staring into space near the doorway of a one-room apartment Tuesday.He was trying to understand why gunmen had showed up at his son’s apartment in Kasha Heights, Portmore, the night before…

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