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A scuffle broke out between protesters and police in Madagascar Wednesday as citizens took to the street to denounce anti-lockdown measures to contain
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St James robber charged
The police in Hanover arrested and charged a man with burglary and larceny after he was caught on his second attempt in the complainant’s house in Lucea. He is 20-year-old Nickoloy Forbes of Barrett Hall in St James. The police report that on...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
More virus cases in Trinidad, Jamaica, Belize, Haiti | New York Carib News
Trinidad, and Tobago has recorded ten new cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) as the authorities here insist that there is no outbreak of a virus in the twin-island republic even as new cases were being reported on a daily basis for the past two weeks.
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More than 200 samples from West Kingston, Norwood for testing
The Ministry of Health and Wellness says it has collected 137 samples in West Kingston since Thursday for COVID-19 testing, and some 100 samples in Norwood, St James, where surveillance is continuing.   It says the results will be...
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Relative reportedly confesses to plotting Trelawny woman's murder
Police investigators have arrested a close relative of 36-year-old Trelawny woman Tamara Geddes in connection with her murder. Geddes was killed inside her bedroom in her community of Reserve district on June 19. It happened in full view of her 10-...
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24 new COVID-19 cases
Jamaica has recorded 24 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours, pushing the national tally to 1,106. The Ministry of Health and Wellness says 16 of the newly confirmed cases are men and eight are females, with ages ranging from 10 to 71 years....
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Kenya: JKUAT Student Arrested in Connection to Robberies and Drugs Trade
[Nairobi News] A Master's degree student at the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) has been arrested in Nyeri over links to robberies and drug dealing.
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#Election2020: Lawyers mobilize for an all-out battle over America's election | The Atlanta Voice
If you're expecting the 2020 election to result in another Bush v. Gore Supreme Court resolution - or, perhaps, in a nightmare scenario, multiples of that - well, that certainly could happen after November 3. Nobody wants a repeat of the controversial 2000 Supreme Court decision that ended
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St Catherine man facing illegal firearm and assault charges
A St Catherine man has been charged with illegal possession of firearm and assault at common law following a dispute with another man on May 12.  He is 44-year-old Glenford Esty of Rosetta Park in St Catherine. The police say during the...
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Cache of ammunition seized in McIntyre Villa
The police are reporting the seizure of 119 rounds of nine millimetre ammunition and a magazine in McIntyre Villa in east Kingston. The seizure was made during a joint police-military operation about 7:50 Wednesday morning. The police say the...
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Man killed in Westmoreland crash
Twenty-three-year-old Johnoy Gosse of West End, Negril in Westmoreland died as a result of injuries he sustained in a motor vehicle collision on the West End main road in the parish on Saturday. The police report that about 5:00 p.m., Gosse was...
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Bandit shot dead after Nandy Park home invasion - Stabroek News

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Cops probing alleged threats made to Simona Broomes - Stabroek News

The police are investigating allegations made by former minister Simona Broomes, who has said she was

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Clarendon clergyman charged for having sexual intercourse with teen
Clarendon clergyman 32-year-old Ian Reid was on Tuesday arrested and charged for having sexual intercourse with a person under 16. Reid, who is from Treadlight district, is a church minister. According to the police, he called a 15-year-...
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King Keraun Describes Harrowing Experience During Police Stop
The actor says it was the first time he’s been pulled over.
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Partially decomposed body found at Strathspey - Stabroek News
Police are currently investigating the discovery of the partially decomposed body of a man in a Strathspey canal on the East Coast of Demerara. The article Partially decomposed body found at Strathspey appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Will Smith Was Called The N-Word By Cops
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OPM undertaking deep cleaning of building due to suspected COVID case
The Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) is reporting that one of the buildings on the property has been closed temporarily for deep cleaning due to a suspected case of coronavirus. OPM permanent secretary Audrey Sewell says the move is out of an...
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Hunt on for men after Spanish Town robbery
A search is underway for a group of men who held up a truck driver and robbed him near the gates of the National Police College of Jamaica in Spanish Town, St Catherine today.
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We must be given the right to once again put food on the table - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, As a recovered COVID-19 patient, there seems to be a new and welcome wave in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. The article We must be given the right to once again put food on the table appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Anguilla and Mauritius make the list for 2020 top 25 islands in the world - Face2Face Africa
As lockdown restrictions are easing up around the world, travelers are reviving their plans and islands are on top of many lists because they make great vacation destinations. Most people troop to the Caribbean or to African islands and these exotic locations are perfect for either a solo
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Mpumalanga cop arrested for rape of 18-year-old | News24
A 27-year-old police constable is expected to appear in court for allegedly raping an 18-year-old woman in Standerton.
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Ugandas Virus Cases Rise to 848 As 15 More People Test Positive for COVID-19
[Monitor] The Ministry of Health has reported 15 new Covid-19 infections as Uganda's confirmed cases on Saturday rose to 848.
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Trinidad: Former lover knifed to death after walking into woman's house at 4 am - Stabroek News

(Trinidad Express) A man was stabbed

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Police warn against using flashing lights during political activities
The police high command is warning campaign managers and organisers of motorcades as well as supporters of political parties that fitting vehicles with green, orange, or other coloured flashing lights constitutes a breach of the Road Traffic Act....
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Police, protesters clash in Chicago | New Pittsburgh Courier
Chicago’s summer of unrest because of strained relations between the police and minorities continued unabated this past weekend, with protesters clashing with authorities and police releasing videos of those who … Continued
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‘Satan’ wanted over fatal Corriverton shooting - Stabroek News
Rocky Profitt, also known as ‘Satan,’ is wanted by police for questioning over the death of Marlon Fordyce, who was fatally shot last Friday at Corriverton, Berbice. The article ‘Satan’ wanted over fatal Corriverton shooting appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Aja Raquell Rhone-Spears Is The 26th Known Trans Person To Be Killed In 2020 - Blavity
The number of fatalities for transgender individuals is rising at an exponential rate in 2020. Aja Raquell Rhone-Spears, a Black trans woman, was stabbed while at a vigil for another homicide victim in Portland. The 32-year-old became the 26th trans or gender-nonconforming individual killed in the
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Rwanda COVID-19 Recoveries Close in On 300-Mark
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