Former Cash Plus boss faces opposition at new home

[evanovitch]

Thursday, 18 June 2009
There are reports of more problems facing former Cash Plus boss Carlos Hill.

Our news centre has been informed that Mr. Hill is encountering challenges in settling in his new home after vacating his East Armour Heights residence Wednesday morning.

It is reported that Mr. Hill has taken up residence at an apartment in the Corporate Area.

However, his relocation has been met with opposition from some of the other residents of the apartment complex.

There was an incident on Wednesday night at the entrance to the premises.

Persons reportedly blocked two trucks transporting Mr. Hill's furniture and other personal effects from entering the compound.

Mr. Hill was reportedly inside one of the apartments at the time of the incident.

When our news team arrived on the scene the trucks had already left and persons who were seen on the premises refused to comment.

Mr. Hill was forced to find a new home following the expiration of a court order to hand over his East Armour Heights residence.

The property is one of several real estate assets now under the control of the Cash Plus liquidator.

[Magician]

Re: Former Cash Plus boss faces opposition at new home

Serve dat ginnal right!

Mek him hole a gully side a wash ppl glass at the traffic signal.

[Dr.Dudd]

Re: Former Cash Plus boss faces opposition at new home

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Magix_de_PM</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Serve dat ginnal right!

Mek him hole a gully side a wash ppl glass at the traffic signal. </div></div>If he was white he would hav ethe police protecting him his right to live there. which is his right as a citizen, but the law inJamaica is practiced to suppress the blacks. The number of white criominakls that riobbed blacks and quietly continue to do business akld live in respectable areas is a testament to it. Theleagal gun make a big diffeence. [censored] a matter any gun inthis case does. If it was a known gun man moving there they would either move or simply keep quiet.
Since they know that the law would not protect them unles they are the rightcolour.

[evanovitch]

Re: Former Cash Plus boss faces opposition at new home

ah sah Doc...u no easy wid u dat argument...it could juss be dat peeps whe live deh did lose dem money too...so dem a voice dem displeasure....

why would police haffi move dis man cause dat is wat u a seh cause unless di residents did publicize seh dem was gwine to reject him, an him ask fi help from police, how dem a go deh deh juss so

at least him deh yaad fi ketch him wataloo...mi can memba some whe use people housing scheme deposit fi mek dem flight to set up residence in Canada wen dem was outrunning democratic socialism....

[Magician]

Re: Former Cash Plus boss faces opposition at new home

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">him his right to live there. which is his right as a citizen</div></div>

When you get convicted of fraud, you lose the right to your assets.