So this is the person in question??? What's the big deal - with the posters and the news paper??? </div></div>
dem fraid law suit ..Jamaica have some very strict libel and slander laws...remember when Skeng was able to sue Seaga and when Seaga was able to sue the radio station.
When its hot in the jungle of peace I go swimming in the ocean of love.....
Nuh him a one a duddus "associates" dem ??? him get govt contracts but him a nuh no big real estate developer like mi see some sources publishing.
Suh don't the paper publish the identity of other "suspects" ??
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Gen</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nuh him a one a duddus "associates" dem ??? him get govt contracts but him a nuh no big real estate developer like mi see some sources publishing.
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why yuh sey him a nuh no developer? yuh nuh know the reaches of his investments.
When its hot in the jungle of peace I go swimming in the ocean of love.....
So this is the person in question??? What's the big deal - with the posters and the news paper??? </div></div>
dem fraid law suit ..Jamaica have some very strict libel and slander laws...remember when Skeng was able to sue Seaga and when Seaga was able to sue the radio station. </div></div>
Re: BMW X5 shooter in custody..dis gwine to be good
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: pleXxed</div><div class="ubbcode-body">ssuh a guess wi should be able to recognize who him be from this picture?
Whey him name?
So this is the person in question??? What's the big deal - with the posters and the news paper??? </div></div>
dem fraid law suit ..Jamaica have some very strict libel and slander laws...remember when Skeng was able to sue Seaga and when Seaga was able to sue the radio station. </div></div> </div></div>
the URL
When its hot in the jungle of peace I go swimming in the ocean of love.....
Re: BMW X5 shooter in custody..dis gwine to be good
Money a run in Jamaica:
so this guy Kerr talk tot he media to assure people that he is not the suspect
this from the story:
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-weight: bold">Other similarities between Kerr and those of the suspect in the article</span>, Bailey outlined, are the age group, the holding of a Canadian passport, the dark complexion, real estate developments in Liguanea, Norbrook, Constant Spring and on Red Hills Road, <span style="font-weight: bold">the ownership of a jet,</span> and the involvement in an accident.
Re: BMW X5 shooter in custody..dis gwine to be good
*<span style="font-weight: bold"> Breaking News * Confirmed : RJR ...s to follow....
*Breaking News* Confirmed: RJR News is reporting that a man has been arrested in connection with the shooting death of KC student Khajeel Mais. The man was arrested while returning to the island. More details to follow.
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Re: BMW X5 shooter in custody..dis gwine to be good
Confirmed: <span style="font-weight: bold">Patrick Powell</span> fingered as the owner of the BMW X6 and alleged shooting suspect in the Khajeel Mais murder case according to yesterday's Sunday Herald. The police are said to be conducting forensic tests on the vehicles seized at his house in a raid conducted last week.
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THE man suspected of shooting to death 17-year-old Kingston College student Khajeel Mais remained in jail last night as he awaits questioning after surrendering to the police at the Norman Manley International Airport yesterday.
The suspect's arrest comes a week after he fled the island for the United States following the shooting in the upper St Andrew community of Havendale on July 1. After landing at the airport some minutes after 11 o'clock, the man was placed in a police service vehicle and taken away.
"We can tell you that the suspect is now in police custody," said Assistant Commissioner of Police Ealan Powell. Powell, who heads the Criminal Investigation Branch, said a date will soon be set for the suspect to be questioned.
Attorney Patrick Atkinson told the Observer that he was "contacted by the suspect", whom he said "expressed an interest" in returning to the island to surrender to the police.
The killing of Mais, who was on his way to a fete at the Meadowbrook High School, sparked national outrage. Mais was shot and killed by a BMW X6 driver after the taxi in which he was travelling ran into the back of the luxury vehicle.
The public was further infuriated when allegations surfaced that a senior police officer had withheld information from investigators, causing the suspect to flee the island. The policeman's house was subsequently searched. Prior to that, the Belgrade Loop home of the suspected shooter was raided and two BMW X6 vehicles confiscated.
Re: BMW X5 shooter in custody..dis gwine to be good
the stage is set for the shooter to walk: dem sey dem cyaan find the bullet..ah sah
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Lawyers are preparing for the interrogation of the main suspect in the killing of Khajeel Mais even as the initial autopsy could not determine the cause of death.
The suspect arrived on the island yesterday around the same time a pathologist at the Kingston Public Hospital was trying to locate the bullet that reportedly hit the 17-year-old Kingston College student in the head two Fridays ago.
"We haven't started the interview of the suspect," Assistant Commissioner of Police Ealan Powell told The Gleaner late yesterday, careful not to reveal any additional information.
Powell was also not prepared to reveal the name of the suspect, or a date when the interview would commence.
The suspect has sought counsel with renowned attorney-at-law Patrick Atkinson. Among the reasons given for the delay in the interview are that Atkinson did not have the chance to speak with his client in detail before he arrived in Jamaica yesterday.
Speaking with The Gleaner yesterday, the attorney said the suspect, who left Jamaica shortly after Mais' death on Friday, July 1, offered to return to the country through him.
Atkinson said he was asked to make contact with the police, who met the suspect on arrival at the Norman Manley International Airport at approximately 11:20 a.m.
The attorney would not disclose from where the flight originated.
<span style="font-weight: bold">In the meantime, the family was plunged deeper into despair when the pathologist reported he saw no bullet.</span>
"The doctors say it's possible that the bullet might have travelled, and they will have to do an X-ray on Thursday with a view to locating the bullet," Allana Mais, mother of the deceased, confirmed with The Gleaner. Young Mais' body remains in the custody of the Government.
Mrs Mais had hoped to bury her son this Saturday at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Kingston.
Reports indicate that Mais was a passenger in a taxi travelling along Fairfax Avenue, Havendale, en route to a fête at Meadowbrook High School when the cab bumped into a BMW X6.
The driver of the X6 reportedly became angry and retaliated by blocking the road and firing wildly into the taxi.
When the taxi driver realised he was under attack, he turned his vehicle around and headed in the opposite direction, but could not outpace the SUV, whose driver shot out his back window, hitting the teenager in the head.
Mais later died at the Kingston Public Hospital. The taxi driver escaped injury.
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