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Controversial dancehall entertainer Tommy Lee Sparta may find himself in jail this Christmas. The Corporate Communications Unit (CCU) of the police force has confirmed that law enforcers reportedly held the deejay with an illegal gun in the Corporate Area on Monday, and he is likely to be slapped with a charge of illegal possession of firearm within the next 24 hours. “The deejay was held a short while ago. I don’t have any details at this time, but we will have more soon,” Senior Superi...

Reneto Adams Reneto DeCordova Adams, one of Jamaica’s most feared crime-fighters of all time, says Jamaicans should accept the not guilty verdict that was handed down by the Supreme Court in relation to the murder cases against him and other police personnel that arose out of the fatal shooting of four persons in Kraal district, Clarendon in 2003. The US State Department appeared to have been referencing to the incident in Kraal district, where members of the Adams-led Crime Management Unit (...

Retired Senior Superintendent of Police Reneto Adams has described as barbaric and an insult, the decision by the United States authorities to ban his family members from travelling to that North American country.  At the same time, Adams says the United States decision to impose sanctions on him to enter the country has "not shaken his resolve" and his "high morals" that he has maintained over the years. "For me, Im alright. Ive never been fond of America. I have a visa going 50 years plus ...

Reneto Adams Retired Senior Superintendent of Police, Reneto Adams, says he is not inviting the Jamaican Government to respond to the United States decision to ban him from travelling to that country. "I dont know if the Government wants to respond. I dont want them to respond personally," the once feared crime-fighter told Loop News on Saturday. Adams is among 17 officials and family members of foreign governments who have been blacklisted for what United States Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo...

A combination of photos shared by Shanica Blair after allegedly being pepper sprayed and assaulted by cops at the Grants Pen Police Station. A woman is demanding justice after she was allegedly pepper sprayed and assaulted by a member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) while attempting to withdraw money from an ATM machine at the Grants Pen Police Station in St Andrew on Friday. Shanica Blair, a trained journalist, said the assault occurred in the full view of two police officers who did ...

Delcita Anderson (centre), the mother of burn victim Kerry-Ann Collins, speaks with Loop News while being comforted by other relatives including daughter Fellicia Collins (right). The family of Kerry-Ann Collins hopes that her death leads to priority being placed on the setting up of a unit to treat severe burns in Jamaica. She died Wednesday after suffering third-degree burns while preparing a meal last month at her Kingston-based home. The 25-year-old had to seek assistance overseas ...