May 4, 2011
Star News


MAN FLEES WITH LOVER'S CLOTHES - Leaves him naked at motel
“The court is now attempting to find out if a man who has been accused of sleeping with another man, and then running away with several items, including his clothes, is in fact guilty. The accused man appeared in the Spanish Town... . read more
Bomb scare at bank

There was a bomb scare at the Cross Roads branch of the National Commercial Bank yesterday but the Bomb Squad from the Organised Crime Investigation Division (OCID) was able to safely diffuse the situation....

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Paternity Puzzle - A fling that went too far

Today, we continue with one of our latest and perhaps most buzz-worthy feature, Paternity Puzzle. The feature will attempt to help families solve paternity disputes. Every Wednesday, we will publish the story of a mother...

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Indian accused of trafficking

An Indian national charged with five counts of transporting persons to Jamaica for the purpose of exploitation and five counts of withholding passports for the purpose of committing and facilitating the offence...

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Britons remanded for brawl on plane

Two British Nationals who were involved in a fight on a Virgin Atlantic Airline flight from London Gatwick Airport destined to the Norman Manley International Airport, Jamaica, have been charged with air rage...

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No motives, suspect in jockey's death

Detectives from the St Catherine South Division say they have not yet identified a suspect in relation to the death of a 26-year-old racehorse jockey, who was shot in his community on Monday...

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Cops probe murder in 'red light district'

Investigators have still not yet identified the body of a physically challenged man that was discovered with his throat slashed in a room at a motel along Port Henderson Road ...

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Wards of the state missing

The police are seeking the public's help in locating two wards of the state who have been missing since April 28.

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Portland businessman's bail extended

Bail was extended in court yesterday until May 26 for a Portland businessman accused of forging a letter from an American university in an attempt to obtain a non-immigrant visa from the United States (US)...

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