(Jamaica Gleaner) A Jamaican man accused of posting nude pictures on the Internet of his ex-girlfriend, a former American television news anchor, was today convicted in the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court in a case of revenge porn.
(Jamaica Observer) The Road Safety Unit says road deaths have passed the 250 mark and is again advising motorists to wear their seatbelts, helmets, and other protective devices to save life, as well as, to pay close attention to road signs and markings.
(Trinidad Express) Condolences are pouring in on social media for a 35 year old woman police constable who died on Sunday.
(Trinidad Express) After hearing that Dexter “Pullskin” Joseph had been shot dead near his Laventille home last Wednesday night both his pregnant wife and another woman identified as his pregnant girlfriend experienced pains and were taken to hospital.
(Trinidad Express) Mother of three Sherry Smart appeared in the Couva Magistrates’ Court on Monday, charged with manslaughter in the death of three-year-old Isaiah Hazel.
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley last night revoked the appointment of Stuart Young as Communications Minister in an apparent response to a call from this newspaper for Young to focus on crime.
(Jamaica Observer) The man implicated in fatal shooting of female singjay Keshan is still in hospital under police guard, up to press time yesterday.
(Jamaica Observer) After applying and being approved for early retirement, one teacher is distraught, as approximately seven months out of the classroom, she discovered that the decision had been reversed.
(Jamaica Gleaner) United States-based attorney Millicent Clarke says many illegal immigrants in the United States, including Jamaicans, are now on the run as the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) teams carry out raids to send home foreigners with final removal orders.
(Trinidad Guardian) Proudly singing her religious songs, Irene Barrington declared, “I love my singing and I love everybody who loves their singing.”
(Trinidad Guardian) In an attempt to assuage a nation besieged by a wave of bloody killings and robberies, Minister of National Security Stuart Young provided no new measures to combat almost out-of-control gang warfare but encouraged citizens to call a tip line to get illegal guns off the streets.
(Trinidad Guardian) Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith insists it is “absolute madness” for anyone in authority to contend that a gang member without pending criminal charges can continue receiving State contracts, ostensibly challenging a statement by Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley that it is solely the duty of the Police Service to bring down criminal gangs.
(Trinidad Express) National Security Minster Stuart Young yesterday afternoon met with the Heads of the Defence and Protective Services at the National Operations Fusion Centre (NOFC) located at Knowsley Building, Dundonald Street, Port of Spain.
(Trinidad Express) A 26 year old Mayaro man who was the ex-lover of WASA security guard Chris Rivers, has been charged with her murder and is expected to appear in court on Monday.
(Trinidad Newsday) A 37-year-old customs officer is expected to appear before an Arima Magistrate on Monday charged with the possession of cocaine with the intention of trafficking after she was arrested on Thursday morning with the drugs strapped to her body.
(Barbados Nation) Pastor Victor Roach has passed. The anti-tobacco advocate passed away yesterday at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
(Jamaica Observer) Female entertainer Keshan was shot dead early yesterday morning in Sharper Lane, Old Harbour, St Catherine.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Surrogacy has become a big moneymaking business all across the world, raking in millions for some countries, and Jamaica is not to be left out.
(Jamaica Observer) Popular businessman Richard Bowen is said to be held hostage by persons unknown, and his family is worried.
(Trinidad Guardian) Two young lovers died in a car accident in Williamsville yesterday morning.
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