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“I can’t live with a mad man” – murder victim was planning on leaving abusive fiancé

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The content originally appeared on: INews Guyana
Tacina Dazzel and the suspect in happier times

By: La’Wanda McAllisterA two-year relationship that was expected to last a lifetime turned sour after 28-year-old Tacina Dazzel of La Bonne Intention (LBI), East Coast Demerara (ECD) realised she had entered a relationship with “an abuser and a narcissist”.

This did not only cost her her life, but saw her six-year-old son begging for his.Dazzel, a former clerk of the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPHC), lost her life at around 23:35h on Friday, when her 36-year-old reputed husband bludgeoned and stabbed her almost 13 times about her body.

The Police have reported that Dazzel and the suspect had shared a common-law relationship, but would often have domestic issues, which she had never reported to the Police.

However, on the day in question, Dazzel’s cousin, who was also her neighbour, was awakened by loud screams coming from her home. As such, this cousin immediately opened her door, and saw Dazzel running out of her yard and onto a bridge, where she collapsed and remained motionless.

Soon after, she saw the accused exit the house and go to his minibus, and she heard him shout: “Now y’all can call the Police! I done do what I had to do!”

The injured mother of one was picked up and taken to the Georgetown Public Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.

The Police have also reported that the suspect later went to the Turkeyen Police Station, where he confessed to killing his fiancée. He was then taken to the Sparendaam Police Station, where he told investigators that he had gone through the mobile phone of the deceased and had seen that she had been conversing with another male.

According to him, this had led to an argument, during which the deceased had picked up a knife and cut him on his left middle finger, and he, in retaliation, had taken the knife away from her and had used it to stab her several times about her body.

When INews visited the scene on Saturday, the mother of the deceased, Allision Dazzel, said she does not know what had led to her daughter’s demise, and that she was unaware that her daughter had ever been physically abused by the suspect.

However, on Sunday, a close family member contacted this publication and related that the late Tacina Dazzel had been constantly physically abused by the suspect, and that the entire family had been aware of the situation.

The relative related that the late Tacina Dazzle usually confided in them, and had told them on many occasions that she had been severely beaten by the suspect. They said the abuse had been so bad that, only two months ago, the suspect had battered the woman brutally to the point where he had broken both her nose and jaw.

The relative added that even though Tacina had been beaten, she had never made a report to the Police, because she was terrified of the suspect, and was covering the shame her family would have to endure because they are respected Christians in the community.

“He was very controlling. She couldn’t do anything or go anywhere, he has to be there; if not, when she goes home (it would result in) a problem. Or, he would just show up where she was. He used to take all of her money, make her take loans for him, made her leave her job…it is only like two months ago she left her job,” the relative said.

“It is not like she didn’t try to come out…he manipulated her, he made her move out from her mother’s house, and she was paying the rent for the house in which they lived. When he moved, all he had was his clothes… it is not two cents she was going through. When she left one time, he went and bram down her mother’s door, it was only for him to kick it down.

“It came to a point that he was jealous of her son. He told her why she has to love her son more than him. Why must she love him more than her son?” the relative asked.The close family member explained that the suspect had become so obsessive that, unknowingly to Tacina, he had linked her phone to his, and he was able to monitor all her conversations with her friends and family members. When she found out, she was unable to cry for help.

It is also alleged that this is not the first woman the man had been abusing. In fact, this publication was told that he was married before meeting the late Tacina, and he had been in the habit of constantly controlling and abusing his previous wife, which had caused her to leave him.

Voice Messages 

Earlier this month, Dazzel, in voice messages heard by this publication, referred to the suspect as a ‘narcissist’, while crying that she could not continue to live with him because of his abnormal behaviours.

“…a veil just come off my eyes in the past couple of days, and I need the first door out of this relationship. The manipulation is too much… a word came to me while I was sleeping: ‘narcissist!’ and two or three times this word keep waking me out of my sleep. When I researched the word, my jaw could have dropped. That is everything that he is right now…I can’t live with a mad man,” she was heard explaining.

“Everybody is telling me I should be wise enough to leave, that they expect better from me; but, trust me, when you are in it, it is different from when you from the outside looking in”, the late Tacina stated in her messages to relatives.

The relative said that, immediately after sending that voice message to her, Tacina had received a random message from the suspect, telling her he cannot fight for their relationship anymore. This, they said, convinced them that he indeed had access to her phone.

They also debunked the claims made by the suspect that the woman was messaging another man; because, according to them, she was aware that he could have seen her messages.

What led to the murder, they contend, is that two weeks before the fateful night, she had built up the courage to tell her abuser that he had to leave her home, because she could not deal with his behaviour any longer. This, according to the relative, had caused a rift between the couple, and they had not been speaking to each other for days.

After realising that the woman was serious about her decision, the man had allegedly proposed marriage, but she had turned him down.

However, hours before committing the act, another relative had gone to Tacina’s home and had found it ransacked, with everything broken.

When asked, Tacina’s six-year-old son had related that it was his stepfather (the suspect) who had ransacked the home. The man was not at home at the time.

The relative said that at around 17:00h on that same day, Tacina and her son had gotten dressed and had gone to an ice cream banquet at their church — an annual event organised by Tacina’s father.

“Tacina goes every year because her father is one of the organizers, and they usually stay there sometimes until 2 in the morning, because when everything is finished, the merry-go-round and so on would be there and it has to be cleared up…,” this relative explained.“She went home late and changed into her pajamas; her son didn’t even fully change at the time. Shortly after, we get a call that she got stabbed up. It was not because of no man; it was because she went to church and went back home late. Based on what we heard, he was hiding in the house, and was waiting on her; and as soon as she changed, he started beating and stabbing her,” the relative detailed.

Child begging for his lifeAfter being stabbed, the relative stated, Tacina, draped in blood, began screaming and running for her life; and, in the process, she toppled and fell at the gate.

“She held on to the gate, and he come behind her and he took the padlock and started lashing her in her head, and stabbed her.” She became motionless as her son stood at the scene looking at his mother’s lifeless body.

This publication was told that the child turned to his mother’s killer and asked, “Uncle, uncle, you gon kill me too?”

“He (the suspect) look at him and said, ‘No, I wouldn’t kill you’. When he finished, he said he done do what he had to do”, the relative recalled. The child remains traumatised and is screaming in his sleep, “Uncle! Uncle! leave mommy alone!”

The family member said that after committing the act, the man went to a friend, who turned him over to the Police.

“That is not true what the Police said that he turned himself in. He did not turn himself in, he went to his mother, and she send him away. He went to a friend, and the friend told him that he can’t stay there. And when he went to the second friend, the friend called the Police and told them that he was there in Sophia, and the Police were able to apprehend him right away,” the relative explained.

“I want the right information to be out there, because what the Police send out is what he told them to cover himself, but I have the proof. I am also pleading with the media not to discredit Tacina in her death, because some of the information is not true. He (the suspect) premeditated to kill her,” the family member is contending.

The late Tacina Dazzel leaves to mourn her son, parents and siblings.

First published in the Guyana Times

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Guyana to host Caribbean Women, Peace & Security Conference

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The content originally appeared on: INews Guyana
The keynote speakers at the event include First Lady Arya Ali, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance Gail Teixeira, U.S. Ambassador Sarah-Ann Lynch, Commander U.S. Southern Command General Laura Richardson, Chancellor of the Judiciary Justice Yonette Cummings-Edwards and Chief Justice Roxanne George.

The Guyana Defence Force in collaboration with the United States Southern Command and Florida National Guard will host the Caribbean, Women, Peace and Security conference on Tuesday, August 30 and Wednesday, August 31, 2022.

The conference, which forms part of the Guyana and Florida State Partnership Program, will see participation from several government and non-governmental organizations, the Joint Services, the Judiciary as well as military personnel from the U.S. and several Caribbean countries including Jamaica, St. Kitts and Nevis and Trinidad and Tobago.

The conference aims to increase Force’s effectiveness by providing an understanding of Women, Peace and Security implementation, operational planning and interoperability throughout the Caribbean.  The conference is a follow on from the bilateral Women, Peace and Security workshop held between the Guyana Defence Force and U.S. Southern Command following Tradewinds, the U.S. Southern Command combined and joint exercise held in June 2021 in Guyana.

The conference will address an array of issues including peace and security, strategies and policies for gender integration, recruitment, training and retention, gender discrimination, women in leadership, disaster relief operations, sexual harassment, trafficking in persons and migration.

The keynote speakers at the event include First Lady Arya Ali, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance Gail Teixeira, U.S. Ambassador Sarah-Ann Lynch, Commander U.S. Southern Command General Laura Richardson, Chancellor of the Judiciary Justice Yonette Cummings-Edwards and Chief Justice Roxanne George.

The partnership between the Florida National Guard, United States Southern Command and Guyana is a critical component of the security cooperation between the U.S. and Guyana.

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L’Art de la désobéissance Guyaweb, site d’information et d’investigation en Guyane

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The content originally appeared on: Guyaweb

A l’appel de l’artiste peintre et réalisateur de cinéma, Marvin Yamb, d’investir sans autorisation, un lieu public abandonné, afin « d’y créer des ateliers d’artistes»,  citoyens et artistes engagés, ont participé ce dimanche 28 août à un Mayouri. Une opération de nettoyage et d’embellissement consistant à redonner vie à un lieu inoccupé depuis 2015. Désormais appelé « l’Abatti », cette friche artistique a pris ses quartiers à Zéphyr-Pacheco, au pied de la colline de Bourda à Cayenne. Transformer un espace abandonné en un lieu temporaire dédié à l’Art. Tout part d’un statut sur les réseaux sociaux. Dans ce message, l’artiste et…

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2023: le festival de Jazz de Port-au-Prince se tiendra… au Cap-Ha?tien

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The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste

C’est une annonce que les amoureux du Jazz et de la musique en g?n?ral attendaient impatiemment. La Fondation Ha?ti Jazz a confirm? en fin de semaine la tenue, du 18 au 22 janvier 2023, de la 16e ?dition du Festival international de Jazz de Port-au-Prince. Mais cette ?dition qui a ?t? report?e ? deux reprises ne se tiendra pas dans la capitale ha?tienne. C’est dans la deuxi?me ville du pays que les festivaliers sont attendus pour c?l?brer la musique jazz pour la premi?re fois depuis le lancement du PAPJAZZ.

Si l’ins?curit? qui s?vit ? Port-au-Prince a peu ou prou influenc? la d?cision de d?centraliser le festival au Cap-Haitien, car, nous dit la Fondation Ha?ti Jazz, les artistes et les ?quipes pour la majeure partie se sentiront plus quiets, il faut n?anmoins noter que celle-ci est justifi?e par plusieurs autres raisons. L’?quipe de ladite fondation nous explique qu’elle a d?j? organis? plusieurs activit?s dans la cit? christophienne comme l’Avant-premi?re du PAPJAZZ, la Journ?e internationale du Jazz, la Journ?e mondiale de la Paix, un concert de jazz ? Sans Soucis sans compter nombre d’actions de formation. <>, pr?cise la fondation.

Une autre raison de taille ? consid?rer : l’ann?e 2023 marquera le 220e anniversaire de la mort de Toussaint Louverture, le 280e de sa naissance. <>, explique la Fondation Ha?ti Jazz. <>, ajoute-t-elle.

Cette 16e ?dition du PAPJAZZ sera plus courte : 4 jours au centre-ville du Cap-Haitien et un jour ? la plage. <>, nous dit la Fondation Ha?ti Jazz qui explique par ailleurs que cette ?dition capoise cherchera ? offrir une formation en organisation de spectacles vivants aux int?ress?s (capois), avec stage pratique au sein du PAPJAZZ.

<>, informe l’?quipe qui conclut que la programmation sera sur mesure.

Pour rappel, la 15e ?dition du Festival international de Jazz de Port-au-Prince avait ?t? dans un premier temps programm?e pour janvier 2022. Cependant, ? cause de la situation d’ins?curit? due ? la prolif?ration des bandes arm?es partout dans la capitale, les organisateurs avaient d? reporter le festival au mois de juin. Mais finalement, elle n’a pas eu lieu en 2022 ? cause de la persistance des m?mes probl?mes de s?curit? ? la capitale

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‘I Heard Some Gunshots Bursting – Like A Machine Gun!’ – St. Lucia Times News

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The content originally appeared on: St. Lucia Times News

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The sound of rapid gunfire awakened Babonneau resident Bartholomew Joseph in the early hours of Monday morning, only to discover later that his son, Jelanie Joseph, also known as Joe had become Saint Lucia’s latest homicide victim.

“About a quarter to three I heard some gunshots bursting – like a machine gun and it wake me up,” the father told St Lucia Times.

He recalled asking his wife for his son and other members of his household, but realised that his son was not at home.

Bartholomew said Jelanie was working late and was due to leave his job at 2:00 am.

Jelanie Joseph

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He told St Lucia Times that the family stayed put amid the sound of the gunshots.

The father said after about five minutes he received a call from a female who inquired whether  his son had reached home since she had dropped him near his home and had heard the gunfire.

“Then right away I hearing my niece screaming,” he told St Lucia Times.

According to the father, the niece was screaming that ‘Joe’ had been shot.

He said when he went to investigate, his son was on the ground.

The deceased would have turned 26 on November 14 this year.

The father said the young man never mentioned having any problems with anyone.

And he asserted that everyone’s hand is needed on deck to stop the current violent crime wave that is sweeping the country.

Headline photo: Bartholomew Joseph

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Para febrero elección especial de la Junta de Gobierno en la Pava

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The content originally appeared on: Radio Isla TV

El portavoz de la mayoría en la Cámara de Representantes, Ángel Matos García, informó que el próximo domingo, 26 de febrero de 2023 el Partido Popular Democrático celebrará una elección especial para establecer la nueva Junta de Gobierno de la colectividad.

Tras reunirse el pasado viernes 26 de agosto, en un encuentro de aproximadamente siete horas, las y los miembros acordaron, también, el 5 de noviembre como la fecha para ratificar enmiendas al reglamento de la colectividad, las cuales pueden ser propuestas hasta septiembre 7.

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“Todas las propuestas de enmiendas al reglamento se hicieron reuniones alrededor de isla, se hicieron reuniones a nivel de partido. El presidente de ese comité especial, que es el compañero Javier Hernández, alcalde de Villalba, rendirá su informe el día 7 de septiembre. La junta se reunirá el día 9 y votaremos con las nuevas propuestas al reglamento, que, como tú bien señalas, incluye la posibilidad de tener un presidente no candidato, y que la figura del presidente del partido sea un administrador de colectividad”, informó el legislador al abundar en que no es factible tener un líder que también aspire a un cargo político debido al descuido que supondrá en algunas de sus funciones.

Matos García añadió que no se discutió nada respecto al desempeño o estatus de la presidencia actual, ocupada por el también presidente del Senado, José Luis Dalmau Santiago. En cambio, se reiteró que el senador estaría en el cargo hasta la elección especial en febrero.

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Por otra parte, Matos García aclaró que aunque tampoco se atendió la inesperada desafiliación del ahora representante independiente Luis Raúl Torres Cruz en el pasado mes de mayo, anunciada en RADIO ISLA, aseguró que hay espacio para que regrese a la colectividad.

“Personalmente, yo confío que, con el pasar del tiempo, él reflexione y regrese a quien ha sido su casa por más de 25 años, el Partido Popular Democrático. Hay que darle espacio al compañero, un extraordinario fiscalizador y es nuestro perito en asuntos de LUMA en la Cámara de Representantes”, señaló.

Nota relacionada: “Voy a ser legislador independiente desde ya”: Representante confirma desafiliación del PPD”

La desafiliación se vio motivada por presuntos problemas internos dentro del partido, que incluyeron falta de cumplimiento de palabra y desinterés en atender las necesidades del pueblo, según Torres Cruz. Al respecto, el portavoz de la mayoría aseguró que, en efecto, dichos reclamos se atenderán en las enmiendas propuestas para el reglamento del PPD.

A preguntas de Julio Rivera Saniel en Pega’os en la mañana, Matos García culminó expresando que el PPD “está vivo y ganaremos las elecciones del 2024, y será un copo total”.

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Reconocen a Radio Isla 1320 en gala anual a la excelencia periodística

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The content originally appeared on: Radio Isla TV

El ‘Overseas Press Club of Puerto Rico’ (OPC) reconoció este sábado el trabajo del equipo de RADIO ISLA 1320 AM durante su gala de premiación anual a la excelencia periodística celebrada en el hotel La Concha en San Juan.

La periodista Milly Méndez recibió el galardón en la categoría “Noticia del Momento” por su trabajo “Luis Raúl Torres se va del PPD”. Milly Méndez también recibió una mención especial en la categoría “Entrevista Noticiosa” por la conversación que tuvo con la rectora del Recinto de Ciencias Médicas (RCM), Dra. Ilka Ríos. 

Mira aquí los trabajos reconocidos de Milly Méndez: “Voy a ser legislador independiente desde ya”: Representante confirma desafiliación del PPD

Mientras, el reportero de deportes, Edwin Ramos Lugo, y la productora de contenido digital, María Conde Fuster, recibieron el premio en la categoría de “Cobertura Especial de un Evento Planificado” por su trabajo “Cobertura Olímpica: Los Nuestros en Japón”. 

Mira aquí parte de esta cobertura: Inicia el recibimiento de Jasmine Camacho y la delegación olímpica

Por su parte, el periodista Luis Penchi recibió una mención especial en la categoría “Noticia del Momento” por su entrevista a la delegada por la estadidad Melinda Romero.

Conoce más aquí: Melinda Romero asegura que salario por ser delegada no le da para vivir

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Exigen armar a guardias de seguridad

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The content originally appeared on: Radio Isla TV

“No más guardias de seguridad desarmados” es el reclamo del líder de la Corporación para la Defensa del Poseedor de Licencia de Armas de Puerto Rico (CODEPOLA), Ariel Torres Meléndez, tras un incidente en el que un empleado de un centro de entretenimiento en San Juan fue apuñalado el pasado sábado.

El Distrito T-Mobile, ubicado cerca del Centro de Convenciones, fue escenario para un ataque contra el guardia de seguridad Alby Orlandis Rosa Velázquez, de 34 años y quien intervino con Joaquín Alexander Cruz Jiménez por aparente conducta inapropiada. Acto seguido, Cruz Jiménez lo atacó con un arma blanca, provocando su muerte tiempo después.

Nota relacionada: Hombre que asesinó a guardia en Distrito T-Mobile tiene amplio expediente criminal estatal y federal

“Como de película lo ocurrido en el Distrito T-Mobile y como muchos incidentes en las últimas semanas que, al darle lectura, vemos que son más los pillos y faltan policías para seguir luchando contra la criminalidad. Este caso nos lleva a reflexionar sobre el valor de la vida. Ese joven no pudo salvar su vida, y si alguien más hubiese estado en riesgo, él no tenía las herramientas para repeler la agresión como corresponde. Recordemos siempre que el delincuente no discrimina por el uniforme. Para el delincuente, el uniforme de seguridad es una amenaza”, reclamó Torres Meléndez. 

El presidente de CODEPOLA reiteró la necesidad de que tanto guardias de seguridad como la población en general esté armada, lo cual les permitirá defenderse ante posibles ataques. Por tanto, hizo un nuevo reclamo a la Cámara de Representantes para atender enmiendas a la Ley de Armas de Puerto Rico (168-2019) la cual, aseguró, “es a favor del pueblo”.

“Más personas adiestradas y armadas es sinónimo de seguridad. ¿De qué te vale tener un guardia de seguridad desarmado y uniformado? ¡Es un blanco fácil! De la misma forma, ¿de qué nos vale prohibir la entrada de personas decentes armadas a establecimientos o agencias gubernamentales, cuando no tenemos el coraje de hacerle ese reclamo a los delincuentes? La política de desarmar al decente y no al delincuente, tiene que cambiar”, finalizó Torres Meléndez.

Acceda al comunicado: CMU_de prensa Reaccion al asesinato del guardia seguridad en Distrito T-Mobile

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US court rules Jamaican sniper Lee Boyd Malvo to be resentenced Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News

Maryland’s highest court has ruled that Washington, DC-area sniper Lee Boyd Malvo must be resentenced, because of US Supreme Court decisions relating to constitutional protections for juveniles made after Malvo was sentenced to six life sentences without the possibility of parole.

In its 4-3 ruling, however, the Maryland Court of Appeals said it’s very unlikely Malvo would ever be released from custody, because he is also serving separate life sentences for murders in Virginia.

“As a practical matter, this may be an academic question in Mr Malvo’s case, as he would first have to be granted parole in Virginia before his consecutive life sentences in Maryland even begin,” Judge Robert McDonald wrote in the majority opinion released Friday.

McDonald wrote that it’s ultimately not up to the Court of Appeals to decide the appropriate sentence for Malvo, or whether he should ever be released from his Maryland sentences.

“We hold only that the Eighth Amendment requires that he receive a new sentencing hearing at which the sentencing court, now cognizant of the principles elucidated by the Supreme Court, is able to consider whether or not he is constitutionally eligible for life without parole under those decisions,” McDonald wrote.

Malvo, 37, is now confined at the Red Onion State Prison in Virginia.

Malvo and his mentor, John Allen Muhammad, shot people in Virginia, Maryland and Washington as they pumped gas, loaded packages into their cars and went about their everyday business during a three-week period in 2002. Malvo was 17 at the time; Muhammad was 41.

Muhammad was sentenced to death and was executed in Virginia in 2009.

In Maryland, Malvo voluntarily testified against Muhammad. In 2006, Malvo pleaded guilty to six counts of first-degree murder in Montgomery County in the suburbs of the nation’s capital.

At his sentencing that year, the prosecutor stated that Malvo, once under the sway of an “evil man”, had changed and “grown tremendously” since his participation in the crimes, according to the Court of Appeals ruling.

The ruling said Malvo’s sentence was “consistent with the pertinent State statute and with the advisory State sentencing guidelines at that time.”

“Since then, however, the Supreme Court has held that the Eighth Amendment does not permit a sentence of life without parole for a juvenile homicide offender if a sentencing court determines that the offender’s crime was the result of transient immaturity, as opposed to permanent incorrigibility,” the ruling said.

The ruling also noted that the Supreme Court has held that the legal constraint applies retroactively and applies to Malvo’s case.

Judges Jonathan Biran, Brynja Booth and Joseph Getty joined McDonald in the majority. Judges Shirley Watts, Michele Hotten and Steven Gould dissented.

Watts wrote that the sentencing court took Malvo’s status as a juvenile into account.

“The record demonstrates that Mr Malvo received a personalised sentencing procedure at which his youth and its attendant characteristics were considered, and the circuit court was aware that it had the discretion to impose a lesser sentence,” Watts wrote.

Hotten wrote that any alleged finding of corrigibility “did not render petitioner’s sentences unconstitutional disproportionate as applied”.

“Rather the proportionality of Petitioner’s sentences must be weighed against the severity of his crimes,” Hotten wrote. “Petitioner committed some of the worst crimes in the history of the State. It was not grossly disproportionate that a heavy penalty was imposed.”

By BRIAN WITTE

Associated Press

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Glock 19 with extended magazine found in St Ann market by cops Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News

Firearm found hidden in teddy bear

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Lawmen assigned to Area 2, joined by members of the military, seized a Glock 19 pistol with an extended magazine, during a cordon search operation at a market in St Ann on Friday, August 26.

Reports from the Ocho Rios Police are that between the hours of 11:00 am and 2:00 pm, while on operation, the security forces were alerted to a suspicious box that was thrown over a wall by a man.

The officers went to investigate and on inspection of the box, a teddy bear was found inside which contained the firearm and magazine.

No arrest has been made. Investigations are ongoing.

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