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KINGSTON, Jamaica – Below is a statement issued by the People's National Party (PNP) regard...

Everton 'Beachy Stout' McDonald and his second wife, Tonia Hamilton-McDonald. A request by defence attorneys to examine a file containing new evidence against Everton ‘Beachy Stout’ McDonald, the popular Portland businessman who is accused of murdering his two wives, has further halted a decision on whether he will be granted bail. The 67-year-old businessman appeared via Zoom in the Home Circuit Court on Thursday. Justice Vinette Graham-Allen was expected to hand down her decision on the question of bail on the day, but the decision was delayed for a third time due to the request by the ...

Deputy Commissioner of Police, Fitz Bailey. The police are assuring that with the recent arrest of seven suspected members of the feared Kings Valley Gang in Westmoreland, crime will be significantly reduced in the parish. Four males and three females were taken into custody during a major security operation in Westmoreland on Thursday. The operation was conducted by the Counter-Terrorism and Organised Crime Investigation Branch (C-TOC), supported by Specialise Operations, the Canine Division and the Caribbean Search Centre. The individuals have been brought to the Corporate Area for question...

A bail application was also made on his behalf by his defence team last month. During the bail hearing, Bert Samuels, the lead attorney for Everton McDonald, argued that his client has been diagnosed with clinical depression. Samuels also rejected the allegations that his client murdered his two wives. But the prosecution urged the judge to deny McDonald's request for bail, arguing that the allegations against him were of a very serious nature. On February 1 of this year, Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of the crime portfolio, Fitz Bailey, announced that McDonald was charged for the m...

  In an exclusive interview with NBC Miami, Jamaica's top organized crime investigator, Senior Superintendent Fitz Bailey, says unscrupulous employees of legitimate telemarketing centers - even some in Miami - sell lists of phone numbers to the scammers who target the elderly.     So NBC Miami went looking for Mary's money. Our search took us deep into the dark streets of Kingston, winding treacherous mountain roads, through chaotic Montego Bay far from tourist areas, to the Jamaica that never gets in the travel brochures.   But our story began last summer in a Broward courthouse hallway,...