More blood on the hands of the government

[Dr.Dudd]

Senior citizen killed during bar robbery
Saturday, 11 July 2009
A 65-year-old man was on Friday shot and killed in Bell Plain, Four Paths in Clarendon.

Dead is Vivian Simms of Barberry district, St. Elizabeth.

Police reports are that about 10:15 Friday night Mr. Simms was among a group at a bar when two men, one armed with a gun entered.

The men demanded money but when their demands were not met, one shot Mr. Simms while the other stabbed another male patron several times with a knife.

The men then escaped.

The police were alerted and the injured men taken to hospital where Mr. Simms died and the other admitted.

[Dr.Dudd]

Re: More blood on the hands of the government

Police probing claim politician interfered with crime scene


BY H G HELPS, Editor-at-Large [email protected]

Friday, July 10, 2009

The police are investigating an incident involving an active Jamaica Labour Party politician who they claimed interfered with a crime scene in
the South East St Andrew area on Wednesday.

The politician, who frequents the Jacques Road area of the constituency, was said to have picked up the body of a man slain by gunmen and placed it in his vehicle, after the incident between rival gangs that also left three women injured, police personnel on the scene told the Observer.

But the police high command has not confirmed the information and other sources have denied the action.
"Who is driving that vehicle? Block that Prado," shouted a voice over the police radio at the time of the incident.

The body remained on the sidewalk for hours while officials from the Major Investigation Taskforce processed the scene.

"That's misinformation," the politician said when contacted by the Observer yesterday. "That matter was cleared up from yesterday," he said without elaborating.

Senior police officials declined to speak on the record about the incident, which one described as a "very delicate matter".

However, Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of crime Owen Ellington told the Observer that investigations were continuing.

"I have been doing some checks on the allegations, but I cannot confirm anything yet," Ellington said.
"I can confirm that he (the politician) did take somebody to the Stadium Police Station, but the person that he took was not a gunman or the man who was killed. My people are probing the matter now," said Ellington, who spoke to the paper from Jacques Road late yesterday.

The police had not released the identity of the dead man, but maintained that the man was shot by members of a rival gang who have been at each other's throats in the struggle for control of turf, drugs and guns, a fight that has escalated over several months.

Citizens of the area have blamed the joint police and military team for injuring the women.

The incident forced motorists travelling in the Mountain View Avenue area to find alternative routes, as police blocked a section of the road

[Tuff Gong]

Re: More blood on the hands of the government


How are these reports:

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[Dr.Dudd]

Re: More blood on the hands of the government

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tuff Gong</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
How are these reports:

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">More blood on the hands of the government</div></div>

<span style="font-size: 17pt">?</span> </div></div>All governments allow gunmen to hold the people at ransome and nurder them at will as a result of the unequal and onerous policies that prevent them from securing their safety. since guns for themost part are unlawful for most balcks to posess, it is mostly criminalls , security forces, non blacks, honorable whites, black guards for whites and black criminals have guns. although th emajoroty of the population is black and the majoroty of those being murdered daily are black. This is the same policy that the Us used in wars before forbidding blacks to have weapons.

But they promptly relieve them of weapons.

and in the Spaniosh American war bandoned a whole black regiment in the Dominican Republic, after sending them out to pillage the country.
until today those domonican still blamed Haitian soldiers for it.
poor Haiti they can't get a break.
Poor Jamaican blacks they are being anhilated slowly but surely an the hands if their givernment.

[Tuff Gong]

Re: More blood on the hands of the government

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dr.Dudd</div><div class="ubbcode-body">]All governments allow gunmen to hold the people at ransome and nurder them at will as a result of the unequal and onerous policies that prevent them from securing their safety. since guns for themost part are unlawful for most balcks to posess, it is mostly criminalls , security forces, non blacks, honorable whites, black guards for whites and black criminals have guns. although th emajoroty of the population is black and the majoroty of those being murdered daily are black. This is the same policy that the Us used in wars before forbidding blacks to have weapons.

But they promptly relieve them of weapons.

and in the Spaniosh American war bandoned a whole black regiment in the Dominican Republic, after sending them out to pillage the country.
until today those domonican still blamed Haitian soldiers for it.
poor Haiti they can't get a break.
Poor Jamaican blacks they are being anhilated slowly but surely an the hands if their givernment. </div></div>

Once again you have outdone yourself in idiocy and dishonesty.
Last week in a number of threads you were calling derailment, even before and when no one had attempted any such thing, but you have managed to derail your own thread by spouting nonsense about the Spanish-American War to explain you claim that the GOJ has blood on its hands.

Oh what and <span style="font-family: 'Arial Black'">mumbo-jumbo tale </span>some weave…