Following a meeting with members of staff earlier this morning, it was decided that stricter disciplinary measures would be put in place at the school. These include complete adherence to uniform regulations, compulsory attendance at all classes, the prohibition of the use of cellular phones by students, and exclusion of students involved in gang activities.

Gregory’s 19 year old sister is now being sought in connection with this murder. Reports indicate that she is a disturbed young woman with serious behavioural problems. It is believed that the child was the outlet for his sister’s anger, as she had numerous ongoing quarrels with her parents and other family members.

Coke reportedly plead guilty to one count of trafficking in narcotics and firearm trafficking under the RICO Act. He also pleaded guilty to one count of assault.

Coke now reportedly faces a maximum sentence of 23 years in prison, and prosecutors will reportedly be asking that the maximum sentenced be imposed.

Prosecutors allege that since 1990, Coke controlled an International drug ring from Tivoli Gardens in West Kingston. While cocaine and marijuana were being sent into the US, investigators alleged that guns and other firearms were sent from the US to other drug leaders in Jamaica. Officials said that they had wiretap information, informants and other evidence allegedly linking Coke to drug dealing dating back to 1994.

He will be sentenced on December 8 at 4 p.m.

According to reports, 6 year old Howard Johnson Jr was lured to the back of their father’s house on Nelson Street in Jones Town by his sister, who then stabbed him to death. Johnson’s five-year-old sister reportedly witnessed the incident, and is expected to feature prominently in the proceedings.

Media reports have indicated that attacker has been through a life of trauma, which include being allegedly raped twice, the first time at age 12. As a child she also reportedly witnessed a bloody knife fight between her parents, who later separate. Additionally, a little over a year ago her brother was murdered by gunmen.

The Constant Spring police report that Mais was the sole passenger in a taxi which was involved in a collision with a BMW X5 motor vehicle on Highland Drive in Havendale, St. Andrew, at about 7:30 pm last night. Police say the driver of the X5 apparently exited the vehicle armed with a handgun and fired shots at the taxi, one of which hit Mais in the head. He later died while undergoing treatment at the Kingston Public Hospital.

It’s alleged that the angry X5 driver was upset that his vehicle had been struck, and retaliated by firing shots into the taxi. The driver of the high-end sport utility vehicle sped away from the scene and is still at large. The taxi driver, who escaped injury, was questioned by the police and released.

Tyndell told the court that he was kissing his girlfriend outside the Coronation Market in downtown Kingston when he discovered the mark on her breast. He said he was kissing her neck, but that she tried to prevent him from kissing her breast by saying it would give her cancer. Tyndell was quoted saying “I then stopped to wipe off her face as she was sweating, and then I saw the hicky. I asked what is this! I asked her three times. I was just so angry, I hit her.”

The complainant was told to investigate the cost of a dental bridge procedure for her to replace the tooth, then return to court with the information on June 17 when Tyndell will be sentenced for wounding with intent.

According to reports, at approximately 1 a.m. yesterday morning, the brothers had a quarrel, which escalated into a fight, and during the process, both were stabbed. They were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies, where one was pronounced dead, and the other hospitalized.

Reports indicate that at approximately 2 p.m. on Monday, the district constable was on duty at the school, when the teenager whom he had reprimanded earlier, crept up and stabbed him in the neck. He was taken to the Spanish Town Hospital where he was admitted in a serious condition. The juvenile was subsequently arrested and charged with wounding.

Ironically, the district constable is attached to the Safe Schools Programme, one that seeks to instil discipline in the students.

According to reports, the policeman paid the prostitute (said to be an exotic dancer) for sex, but reportedly demanded that the money be returned after he had climaxed too quickly. She refused to return the money, and he allegedly became angry and searched her; when the money was not found he is said to have confiscated her cellphone and other personal belongings.

The woman made a report to the police who intervened, but the constable still refused to return her belongings. A file was compiled and sent to the director of public prosecutions, who ruled that the policeman be charged with robbery and assault. He is to appear in the Linstead Resident Magistrate’s Court later this week.