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WAYNE WHYTE

wayne white was held last night approximately 10:30 in the portmore vicinity!!!!! he will be charge with pre-meditated murder an attempted murder. The victim ???

ShellyAnn on fire

This is the best line up of music i have heard in the longest while. i have always loved Shelly-ann but gilr today you outdid yoursel!!!!

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News: Prime minister defends engagement of Manatt Phelps and Phillips in the extradition request for Christopher Coke.

Prime Minister Bruce Golding addressed the matter of the stand-off that had taken place between his administration and the government over the extradition matter. Mr.

News: Everald Warmington does it again: the former MP hangs up the phone on another journalist.

He's in the news again and for the same reason. Less than two hours after a written apology was purportedly signed and released for/by former Member of Parliament Everald Warmington, he reportedly hung up the telephone on another journalist, Halshane Burke of Irie fm. In a statement Wednesday, the press and media associations say they can only take this as an indication that Mr.

News: Planned development for Portmore encounters resistance from municipality.

A planned move by one contractor to have a massive development in Greater Portmore St. Catherine is already being resisted by some councillors within the municipality. That, along with a move to put a stop on expanding communities in the Sunshine City, was discussed at Tuesday evening's council meeting.

News: Illegal cement packing plant uncovered in Kingston.

A major police investigation has been launched into an illegal cement packaging operation in Kingston. The island's sole manufacturer Caribbean Cement has also launched its own probe into the matter. A major discovery for the flying squad: an illegal cement packing plant at two premises on Crescent Road and Carmona Road in Kingston 2.

Sports: Jamaica looking to close out preliminary round with win against leaders.

Defending champions Jamaica will look to close out the preliminary round of the regional four day cricket championship when they face leaders the England Lions in their seventh round game at Sabina Park in a game brought forward a day.

News: Parliament approves amended charter of rights bill.

There could be more significant constitutional changes soon as for the next three months the government and opposition will be knocking heads on a set of reform measures. An uncommon picture: government and opposition rising in unison to celebrate the passage of two bills that will undoubtedly shape the nation's future.

News: Prime minister reports over forty percent reduction in murders this year.

Prime Minister Bruce Golding has announced that the murder rate since the start of the year has declined significantly. He explained that there has been a 42-percent reduction up to March 20. Mr. Golding also used the opportunity to comment on the ongoing tiff between Indecom and the office of the DPP.

News: Another twist in Manatt e-mail matter even as former executive secretary in the justice ministry was grilled.

There is yet another development in the Manatt/Coke commission of inquiry surrounding a controversial e-mail that surfaced last week. That e-mail was sent to an attorney copied to the minister of justice.