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Police admits to losing critical records Defence Attorney Kay Bacchus-Baptiste alluded other anomalies, i.e. strange things, about the evidence that is supposed to inform the case. By: Haydn Huggins• Corporal Andy James, the investigator in the murder case of 36-year-old Denzil Sam of Ottley Hall, claims that he lost all his notes in relation to the matter. Up to press time Tuesday, Sam was being tried at the Criminal Assizes for the murder of Dexter Rodney, who was shot in the stomach and a...

-PRESS RELEASE- The Milford Republican Town committee is very pleased to welcome Ann Ragosta as its new Chair. Ms. Ragosta’s vision is to grow the Milford RTC into a vibrant organization by actively pursuing engagement with the Milford public. “Republicans are a diverse group of people from all walks of life, who represent the best of what America is. While both Republicans and Democrats recognize that there are social and economic issues that face our country, it is the Republicans’ ...

Stranded woman with no phone or gas finds help from Mississippi State Troopers The woman got lost, had no cell phone, no money, and ran out of gas Trooper Antoine Guice and Trooper Wes Jones help a driver who was lost, ran out of gas, had no money or cell phone in Franklin County. (Source: Corporal Craig James) By Maggie Wade | January 14, 2021 at 9:22 PM CST - Updated January 15 at 6:11 AM JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Two State Troopers went above and beyond the call of duty to help a woman ...

4:42 pm, Mon December 28, 2020 Police Federation Chairman Corporal Rohan James and National Security Ministry Dr. Horace Chang   Doctors assigned to the Medical Services Branch of the Jamaica Constabulary Force have reportedly scaled back on their duties, including the treatment of patients, due to the non-payment of an on-call allowance for more than two years.   Corporal Rohan James, Chairman of the Police Federation, told Radio Jamaica News Monday morning that in recent weeks, the doctors...