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Teacher robbed in Rio Claro

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A 57-year-old teacher was robbed at her home in Rio Claro around 5 pm on Sunday.

Police say Jody Madho was at her home at Latchram, Trace, Riverside Road, Fonrose Village, Rio Claro when two masked men entered her home and demanded cash and jewellery. One was armed with a pistol and the other was armed with a crowbar.

Madho was tied and gagged. She was robbed of $300 in cash, gold jewellery valued at $13,500, a cell phone valued at $8,000, ID card, driver’s permit, bank cards and her car keys.

After the men left, Madho managed to free herself and alerted a mobile police patrol that was in the area.

Police searched the area but the two suspects were not found.

Madho received medical treatment at the Rio Claro Health Centre.

Police investigations are continuing.

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National Consumer Association Elects New Board Of Directors – St. Lucia Times News

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On Wednesday 27th, July 22, at an Extra Ordinary Meeting, the National Consumer Association (NCA) successfully hosted an election to vote on its new Board of Directors.

This accomplishment is a relief to our organization members after having two unsuccessful attempts at electing a new Board in 2019.

In May of 2022, Consumer Affairs Minister, The Honorable Emma Hippolyte, made an official and public call for a more visible and active National Consumer Association. The Minister explains, ‘the NCA serves as the mouthpiece of consumers…and, its drive and membership have diminished at a crucial time.

The Minister with responsibility for Consumer Affairs also noted that the operation of St. Lucia’s National Consumer Association is mandatory to fulfil Chapter 8 of the Treaty of Chaguaramas.

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The treaty articulates that Saint Lucia, as a party to this agreement, is required to facilitate mechanisms in pursuit of Consumer Protection, Competition Law, and Policy.

Therefore, on the heels of this call to action, the new Board of the NCA is excited to usher in our wealth of knowledge, passion for consumer advocacy and protection, and expertise from all facets of society.

While we are mindful that there are pending matters to be unearthed and resolved with the utmost transparency and urgency, with the support of the public, our membership, and affiliates, we are fully confident that the novel Board of the NCA can steer it into a new direction, one in sincere service of the cause of which we serve.

Moving forward, the NCA announces that the new Board for the tenure 2022 – 2024 is as follows:

Dr. Thecla Lewis – PresidentSebastien Collymore – Vice PresidentSherri-Ann Aurrelien – General SecretaryDonald Popo – TreasurerPhil Henderson – Public Relations OfficerMario Lendor – Assistant TreasurerVeronica Forde – TrusteeTed Theobalds – Trustee

The NCA will be releasing subsequent correspondence on matters which have arisen and sharing its intentions and work plan with the public soon.

– Phil Henderson, Public Relations Officer, NCA

Source: National Consumer Association

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Guardan silencio agentes de la Policía cuestionados tras acribillar a menor desarmado

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The content originally appeared on: Radio Isla TV

El comisionado del Negociado de Investigaciones Especiales (NIE), Rafael Freytes, confirmó en RADIO ISLA que los siete agentes señalados por acribillar a balazos a joven de 16 años que estaba desarmado en Puerto Nuevo.

El joven perdió la vida en el incidente que se produjo en horas de la noche de ayer. Rafael Freytes informó que el NIE asumió jurisdicción del caso. 

Según Freytes, el menor presentaba múltiples impactos de bala. Freytes no quiso confirmar si los agentes se encuentran detenidos y se limitó a asegurar que fueron retenidos” por tratarse de una investigación en curso.  

Pendientes a RADIO ISLA para más información.

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Five arrested for drug offences on beach Loop Cayman Islands

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The content originally appeared on: Cayman Compass

The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) carried out an operation on Thursday, July 28, assisted by partners from the Customs and Boarder Control, Department of Commerce and Investment and the Public Lands Commission, in the area of the Seven Mile Public Beach in response to community concerns around the consumption and sale of illegal substances on the beaches.

During the operation, the officers had cause to search multiple persons at the location, which resulted in several packets of ganja being recovered (photos of these packages are attached). Five persons were arrested as a result of these recoveries; two men of West Bay, ages 36 and 31, two men of George Town ages 27 and 28, and a Bodden Town woman, age 23. All the arrests were as a result of drug related offenses.

All five individuals were bailed pending further investigations. The RCIPS extends our thanks to all our partner services who assisted with this operation.

“We want to draw attention to the type of packaging used in these seizures, which could be designed to appeal to younger persons”, Head of Community Policing, Inspector Laing-Hall, said.

We think it’s important to alert members of the public, especially parents and guardians, of this new way to conceal illegal drugs. As a community we must be vigilant to the tactics employed by those taking part in illegal activity to target our young people.

Laing-Hall continued.

Colourful packaging shown by police

RCIPS Community Police officers are encouraging the general public to report suspicious activities and person loitering in public places, who appear to be carrying out illegal activities.

Reports may be made to 9-1-1 or to any of of the RCIPS district police stations. Alternatively, tips may be submitted to the RCIPS website or mobile app for non-emergency matters.

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Man arrested for armed robbery Loop Cayman Islands

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The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) reported that a 27-year-old-man of George Town has been formally charged by the police on two counts of Robbery and one count of Possession of an Imitation Firearm with Intent.

The charges are in relation to two separate reports of robberies that took place in the early morning of March 30 where two men stated that an armed man approached and assaulted them, then stole their personal properties.

The George Town man appeared in court on August 1, 2022, and was remanded to return on Friday, August 5 to the Grand Court.

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World U20 Championships: Day 2 schedule for Jamaican athletes, Aug 2 Loop Jamaica

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Jamaica’s Tina Clayton (left) is among the eight athletes in Cali who will be defending the titles they claimed in Nairobi last year and given her performances this season, the 17-year-old sprinter looks in form to gain another 100m gold. She begins her campaign in Cali today.

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Women’s 400m Heats – 9:35 amDejanea Oakley (Heat 4)Rickianna Russell (Heat 5)

Men’s High Jump Qualification – 10:20 amBrandon Pottinger (Group B)

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Women’s 100m Heats – 12:30 amTina Clayton (Heat 1)Serena Cole (Heat 2)

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Men’s 110m Hurdles Semifinals – 3:10 pmDemario Prince (Heat 1)Dishaun Lamb (Heat 3)

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Man shot dead on Emancipation day as gunmen invades home in Hanover Loop Jamaica

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Detectives in Hanover are probing the murder of a man in Sanday Bay, Hanover on August 1.

Dead is Omar McDonald otherwise called ‘Champs’, 29-year-old unemployed of Barbican in Sandy Bay in Hanover.

Preliminary investigations revealed that ‘Champs’ was at home at about 3:30 am, when gunshots rang out and the police were called.

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Parade Route for Carnival Tuesday

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Opening of Antigua Carnival July 2022. Photo by Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Live

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Works Ministry to work on Morvant road from Tuesday

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Workmen on the construction site of the Martime to Lady Young Road Upgrade Roadworks Project, install the metal support framing for the concrete flooring on the Malick River in this July 2021 photo. Road and bridge maintenance is one of several engineering challenges identified during a survey by the Association of Professional Engineers. Photo by Roger Jacob

The Ministry of Works and Transport advised commuters that there will be a temporary disruption of traffic along the Lady Young Avenue from Lady Young Road to Dos Santos, Morvant, from Tuesday to next Monday because of road rehabilitation works.

In a media release, the ministry said the work will be done from 8 am to 4 pm. The ministry advised commuters to proceed with caution and observe all directional signs and barriers in the work areas. People were also advised to comply with police instructions, be aware of heavy equipment while entering and exiting the work site, drive with caution on all uneven surfaces and to drive at a reduced speed when approaching the work zone.

“The Ministry of Works and Transport regrets any inconvenience caused and thanks the public for its continued co-operation,” the release said.

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Arakaka Police Outpost fire: suspect remains missing

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Roscoe McIntyre

An ex-convict who was charged over setting fire to the Arakaka Police Outpost in Region One (Barima-Waini) has been missing since last year August, the Guyana Police Force has said.

Roscoe McIntyre, 31, who is last known to have been residing at Arakaka, was charged in December 2020 with setting fire to a public building.

He had pleaded not guilty to the charge which alleged that on December 11, 2020, he set fire to the Arakaka Police Outpost.

The fire was set on the State property at around 02:30h on the December 11, 2020, while several Police ranks were locked inside. Fortunately, they were able to escape.

According to reports, ranks were performing duties when they heard a loud explosion.  When they rushed outside, they saw a huge fire on the building’s door. They put out the fire with water.

A partly burnt five-gallon bottle was found at the front door. It was reported that the door was doused with gas before being set on fire.

Anyone who has information about the whereabouts of McIntyre can call the Police on 777-7007, 227-1149, 225-6978, 225-8196, 777-5007, 777-4007; his sister on 642-2475; or visit the nearest Police station.

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