Archive for February 1, 2018
Is Yendi Phillipps Pregnant?
Jamaica News, February 1, 2018 (Mckoy’s News) – Yendi Phillipps fans went into an uproar of congratulation when they say the below picture of her pregnant belly. The former beauty queen earlier this week posted a picture of what she says is her first pregnancy, but her fans ignored the caption and hashtags which says…
Read MoreSt James Teen Boy Held with 9mm Gun and Ammunition
Jamaica News, February 1, 2018 St James, Jamaica (Mckoy’s News) — St James Teen Boy Held with 9mm Gun: Anchovy, St James police report that they arrested a male teen yesterday when during an operation in Anchovy the teen was found in possession of a 9mm pistol. Reports from the Anchovy police are that about…
Read MoreClarendon: Mocho Man Shot Dead, Barber Shot and Injured in May Pen
Jamaican News, February 1, 2018 Clarendon, Jamaica (Mckoy’s News) – Mocho Man Shot Dead: Clarendon police are reporting two new shooting incidents in the parish. The latest Clarendon gunshot cases reportedly took place in the town of May Pen and in the Pusy District, where two men were one man was shot and killed…
Read MorePolice Hunting For Man in Child Porn Video after he Escaped Residents
Jamaica News, February 1, 2018 St Andrew, Jamaica (Mckoy’s News) – Child Porn Video: police detectives confirmed that video circulating on WhatsApp and Facebook of a child made to perform oral sex on a man was recorded in Trinidad. Community members captured and beat the man in the video. The discovery of the origin of…
Read MoreKingston Prison Inmate Found Dead in Cell
Jamaica News, February 1, 2018 Kingston, Jamaica (Mckoy’s News) – Kingston Prison Inmate Found Dead: reports in are that an inmate of a Kingston prison was found dead in his cell this morning. Prison and police are not huddled to investigate the death, as a suicide or foul play. The Tower Street Correctional Centre in Kingston…
Read MorePolice Federation Says Wage Talks Progressing Slowly
Jamaica News, February 1, 2018 Kingston, Jamaica (McKoy’s News) – Wage Talks Progressing Slowly: The Police Federation is reporting that it is making slow progress in wage talks with the government. The Federation’s Central Executive, in communicating with their members, stated that they met with officials of the Finance Ministry on Monday to continue wage…
Read MoreJustice Bryan Sykes to Act as Chief Justice
Jamaica News, February 1, 2018 Kingston, Jamaica (McKoy’s News) – Justice Bryan Sykes: Chief Justice Zaila McCalla has retired and as a result of her retirement, Justice Bryan Sykes, a judge of the Supreme Court, has been appointed to act as Chief Justice until further advised. Justice Sykes, who started as a clerk at the…
Read MoreConstant Spring Police Seek Help Identifying Victim in Fatal Hit-and-run
Jamaica News, February 1, 2018 St Andrew, Jamaica (McKoy’s News) – Constant Spring Police Seek Help Identifying Victim: An unidentified male, believed to be of unsound mind, died from injuries he received when he was hit by a motor vehicle on Dunrobin Avenue, St Andrew on Sunday, January 21, 2018. The Constant Spring Police are…
Read MoreMichael McLean Murder Trial Begins with Obeah Testimony
Jamaica news, February 1, 2018 St Thomas, Jamaica (McKoy’s News) – Michael McLean Murder Trial Begins: Twelve years ago, (in February 2006) Michael McLean, was arrested and charged with the killing of two women and their four children in Duhaney Pen, St Thomas. As the trial began, a St Thomas woman yesterday recounted how…
Read MorePeter McConnell Resigns as Director of Access Financial Services
Jamaica News, February 1, 2018 Kingston, Jamaica (McKoy’s News) – Peter McConnell Resigns: Peter McConnell has resigned as Director of Access Financial Services with effective Wednesday, January 31, 2018. Mr. McConnell joined the Board of Directors in April 2014 and served on the Compensation and Special Projects Committee. The Board also announced the appointment of Mr.…
Read MoreViolent Producer Shot and Injured in Tucker
Jamaica News February 1, 2018 St James, Jamaica (McKoy’s News) – Violent Producer Shot: A man who was shot and…
Read MorePNP Women’s Movement Voice Concerns Over Treatment of Detainees
Jamaica News, February 1, 2018 St James, Jamaica (Mckoy’s News) –PNP Women’s Movement: Vice President of the People’s National Party Women’s Movement Region 6, Jennifer McCloud say they are now very concern over reported poor treatment and long detained hours given to residents under the State of Emergency, by members of the security force. Ms…
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