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Sources have indicated that doctors have advised the ex-cop to continue his recovery at home. Adams was admitted at a hospital on Tuesday after he reportedly blocked out due to an accident at home At the time of his hospitalisation, Adams was said to be on oxygen, but "not doing badly". Adams, 71, retired from the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) in June 2008 after spending close to 41 years in the organisation. Among his more noted roles in the JCF was as head of the paramilitary-style Crime Management Unit (CMU) which specialised in heavy-handed policing that clearly drove fear into the min...

Former tough-talking Senior Superintendent of Police, Reneto Adams has tested positive for COVID-19 and has been admitted to a hospital, Loop News has been reliably

The community of Kraal is most noted for the May 7, 2003 incident that saw four persons being fatally shot and killed by the Reneto Adams-led now-defunct Crime Management Unit (CMU). For residents, it is a stigma they do not think they will be able to shake, making it seem impossible to get the amenities they need to make life better for their young people as well as adults living in the community. Washington’s travel ban and other sanctions, issued last week against Reneto Adams and five other members of the CMU, resurrected bitter memories for the residents of the rural district. The cops...

Retired crime-fighter, Reneto Adams, believes the revocation of his United States visa is not likely to have any significant negative impact on the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF). "No, not at all," Adams responded to a question posed by Loop News on whether the cancellation of his visa and his ultimate ban from the United States will negatively affect the police force from which he retired in 2008. The opinion came as questions continue to circulate in various circles regarding the implications of the ban of both retired and current members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) from the U...

His heart heaving with fear, Rohan Thomas has vivid recollections of bolting through bushes at lightning speed, each stride faster and longer as if chased by a ghost. It was his own ghost that he was fleeing to escape. A survivor of the quadruple killing in Kraal, north-central Clarendon, Thomas is still wracked by the trauma linked to the bloodletting that unfolded on May 7, 2003, a flashpoint that regained international prominence last Thursday when the Trump administration slapped six current and former Jamaican policemen with travel and other sanctions. Washington’s ban against Reneto A...