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PM urges swift passage of legislation to increase penalty for murder - Vimarsana News

PM urges swift passage of legislation to increase penalty for murder

Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, has called on Parliament to quickly pass legislation that will increase the penalty for murder. “There are, before us, amendments to legislation, which will increase penalties for such criminal terrorists... ....

PM urges fellow legislators to swiftly enact tougher penalties for murder - Vimarsana News

PM urges fellow legislators to swiftly enact tougher penalties for murder

Lawmakers expressed outrage in Parliament on Tuesday over a deadly attack on a taxicab in Salt Spring, St James, which left a man and two young boys dead on Monday evening. Prime Minister Andrew Holness called on the security forces to pursue swift...

Stockport cabbie worked for five years with fake licence - Vimarsana News

Stockport cabbie worked for five years with fake licence

A court heard how Wasim Afzal Chaudhry continued working even though his licence had been revoked.

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'Enough is enough': Holness condemns brutal killing of two students in Salt Spring - Vimarsana News

'Enough is enough': Holness condemns brutal killing of two students in Salt Spring

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Prime Minister Andrew Holness has condemned the killing of two primary school students in Salt Spring, St James on Monday evening, asserting that “violence in all its form is abhor...

'Enough is enough' - Holness condemns killing of St James primary schoolboys - Vimarsana News

'Enough is enough' - Holness condemns killing of St James primary schoolboys

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has condemned the killing three persons, including two primary schoolboys in St James last evening, saying when children are attacked, all of society "must stand up and say, 'enough is enough'".