yaawd crimes increasing

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waah gawn

da affical figgars de ja guv released showed dat crimes wen cumpared to da awl thyme crime recard fram last ear iss decreasinn. soo y soo mannee peeps inn ja cumplaininn bout increasinn robberies, rapes ann gunshots inn western kingston wild de affical ja police respanse iss de crime victims need fe file more formal cumplaints. oww dem used statitrikk fe lie bout lower crime rate ting? tell mii oww affta tivoli massacre, state aff emergencee, curfews, roadblocks ann tekkinn so manee innacents yuths fe be process dat crime inn ja on de rise again.

iss itt cah bruce doan ave an effective crime reduction ann crime prevention policies inn place? mii guess police ann soldiers natt enforcinn da laws extrajudiciallee cah crime natt udar cantrol. woo bruce aggo blame cah since dudus natt arund fe suppress crime?

soo awl dem peeps wey defended bruce actions, mii askinn oonnoo y iss yaawd crimes on da way upp?

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AN Ipswich man has been gunned down in Jamaica just months after he returned to the island following more than 40 years spent in Suffolk.

Linval ‘Smokey’ Allen, who moved back to the Caribbean island 18 months ago, was gunned down in front of his niece.

Mr Allen, who was in his 60’s, and was well-known at The Caribbean Club in Woodbridge Road, was sitting alongside his niece Daysha Reid, who escaped with bullet grazes to her stomach.

Norman Wilcox, Mr Allen’s friend, a regular at The Man on The Moon pub in Palmcroft Road, said: “He was a happy-go-lucky bloke and flamboyant.

“He liked gambling and horses. He was a great character and very outgoing, he lived for today.

“He never got into trouble here as far as I knew.”

The 61-year-old, who had visited him in Jamaica last September, said Mr Allen returned to the Caribbean after inheriting a house.

He said he had set up a farming business and was happily rearing about 20 goats in a quiet part of the island.

He said Daysha Reid had contacted him to relay the horrific moment when gunmen opened fire around 10.30pm on September 24 at a property in Coco Walk, Cross Keys, Manchester.

Mr Wilcox, who first met ‘Smokey’ in The Manor Ballroom in the late 1960s, said: “She said it was scary, horrific and she thought she was going to die.

“It’s difficult for someone to explain when gunmen come out the dark and open fire.

“It’s horrific for her but she did say he died instantly.

“It took me by complete surprise because that particular area of Jamaica, Coco Walk, I found while I was there, was very peaceful.

According to a local paper, one resident, Owen Morgan, said the entire community is in disbelief and was shocked why anyone would want to hurt Mr Allen.

Mr Morgan said: “This man does not mess with anybody. He’s always running jokes.”

Mr Allen, who was around 6ft 2in tall, arrived in Ipswich with his brother in the 1960s. He leaves behind a wife, Janet, daughters Sophie and Grace, and two grandchildren.