Cops label confessor a traitor - Policemen fire salvos at Lyn-Shue - Could destroy colleagues' careers
WESTERN BUREAU: WHILE HE is now a hero to the church community which has hailed his confession as 'the right thing to do', some policemen are labelling Detective Constable Carey Lyn-Shue a traitor, saying he has breached the code of silence among colleagues. ...

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Associate degrees at police staff college
SPANISH TOWN, St. Catherine: MEMBERS OF the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) and other interested persons will now be able to do an associate degree in police management and criminal justice. The associate degree programme was launched at the Jamaica Constabulary Staff College...

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South Africa go one up
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EDITORIAL - Case of the cop who bore false witness
The corrupt action of a single individual does not necessarily translate to mean malignancy in an entire organisation. Except that there is enough anecdotal information about all forms of corruption in the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF).

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NOTE-WORTHY: Prayer breakfasts useless

LETTER OF THE DAY - The Church is being selfish about casinos
The Editor, Sir: I wish to publish this, in order for the Church to help the Government. Thank you, God bless you. As a server in the Anglican Church in Jamaica I do not agree with casino gambling, but I have to draw a line on the Church's dissension on this matter.

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Bacchanal Dreams a NIGHTMARE
The beat emitting from Sparkles Disco speakers projected well beyond the boundaries of the Mas Camp Village, Oxford Road, last Friday night. Now celebrating 20 years, the Bacchanal team once again invaded the Oxford Road venue for Bacchanal Fridays, under the theme 'Bacchanal Dreams...

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Zahra's big heart
Miss Jamaica Universe 2007 Zahra Redwood with a young fan.Zahra's big Using her appointment as Miss Jamaica Universe 2007 to give back to her country, Zahra Redwood is demonstrating that she has the heart to match her confident stride.

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Arthur steps down, Mottley takes reins
BRIDGETOWN (CMC): Former Barbadian Prime Minister Owen Arthur has announced he will be stepping down as Leader of the Opposition and handing control to Mia Mottley. Arthur, whose Barbados Labour Party (BLP), in search of a fourth consecutive term, was booted by the electorate ...

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