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The persons charged for the alleged abuse of American children at a private boarding school in St Elizabeth have each been granted $350,000 bail in the parish court. Previously, the police charged 39-year-old Eddison Morris from Great Bay...
One of the American boys who were being housed at the Atlantis Leadership Academy in Treasure Beach, St Elizabeth, painted a cruel atmosphere as he recalled his time there. The boy was among eight, ages 14 to 18, who were earlier this year removed from the American-run boarding school by Jamaica’s Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) in response to abuse allegations. The boy, in a police statement, recalled...
Five men were arrested and charged on Friday in connection with abuse allegations by boys from the United States, residing at the Atlantis Leadership Academy in Treasure Beach, in the southwestern parish of St Elizabeth. The men were held following...
ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica – Five men were arrested and charged on Friday in connection with abuse allegations by American boys at Atlantis Leadership Academy in Treasure Beach, St Elizabeth. The men were held following special operations and targeted raids in the Pedro Plains policing area. Those charged are Courtney Williams, 51, from Sandy Bank district; Carson Cox, from the said district; Edison Morris, 39, from Great Bay district; and Odane...
ST JAMES, Jamaica - Despite a hard fought 2-1 win over Montego Bay United (MBU) at WesPow Park on Sunday, Humble Lion could lose the points from the Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League return round game after they used an ineligible player in the game. The MBU management looks set to appeal the results of the game after documents in an email from the Jamaica Football Federation’s Competitions Committee...