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The Bank of Nova Scotia, BNS, is denying a (TalkUpDiTingsDem) News report indicating that customers have identical account numbers, which led to the incorrect transfer of more than 1-million dollars. Phillip Foote had accused Scotiabank of incorrectly disbursing the sums to the incorrect account at its Half Way Tree branch, despite it being meant…
Videos seen by our news center seem to indicate that at no point before or during the altercation was Ms. King wearing a mask. In the DPP’s opinion, Ms. King reportedly indicated that she was ‘very aggressive’ when she entered the station due to being pepper-sprayed by the police. The DPP also further revealed…
Footage has emerged of the moment 19-year-old Nzinga King was taken into custody at the Four Paths Police Station in Clarendon in July last year. In addition, the Director of Public Prosecutions, Paula Llewellyn has released a witness statement that seems to support her decision not to pursue criminal charges against the police involved…
Friends killed hours apart – Bloody holiday Bloody holiday On Christmas Day, Orane Blackwood was chilling with his friend Ricardo Morgan down on Beeston Street in central Kingston, where they both resided. The 25-year-old said that he had a bad feeling that someone from their community was about to die, but little did he know…
Two men have succumbed after a daylight shooting Two men have capitulated after sunlight taking shots at the Total help station on Red Hills Road in St Andrew. It is accounted for that around 12:15 pm, the men halted to purchase petroleum when they were taken shots at short proximity by a shooter. They were…
Clansman Gang Trial | Witness claims that cops were included in the gun purchase The Home Circuit Court toward the beginning of today heard that something like two cops was engaged with an unlawful firearm exchange with supposed individuals from the One Don Gang. This was uncovered by the indictment’s second observer during interrogation at…
‘Wasted monument’ Sangster’s Heights citizens say water vessel serves no sense, NWC responds The water tank that serves the local area of Sangster’s Heights in Clarendon has been depicted as a ‘squandered landmark’ by certain inhabitants locally. In a meeting with The Gleaner, Wilbert Edwards informed that for quite a while, he can’t recollect truly…
Joyce Gray: A existence devoted to knowledge A setup dressmaker with no conventional preparation in training, Joyce Gray began Miss One’s Basic School on the grounds of her home in 1952. It was produced using bamboo and cover and when it down-poured, classes proceeded in her one-room home. In the mid-1970s, she joined the staff…
Charles promises to take climate-change fight within schools In spite of world pioneers facilitating a shoddy settlement on a worldwide temperature alteration focused at the COP26 culmination, Jamaica’s Climate Change Minister Pearnel Charles Jr is hopeful with regards to the island’s advancement on its ecological order. Saying something regarding the Glasgow environment meeting which finished…
Burial homes need tolerance from the Government While many have praised the Government for its new changes in the Disaster Risk Management Act, the administrator of a memorial service home is requesting mercy. Peter Perry, the overseeing head of Perry’s Funeral Home in Spanish Town, St Catherine, said there is separation in the business. “Not…