Jamaica’s Justice System Works: Only For Murdering Gangsters .…

As crime escalate out of control in the western parishes of Jamaica one Government senator called for the resignation of the commissioner of police.
The commissioner Dr Carl Williams said initially crime was a social ill and as such he did not believe a state of emergency would solve it.
The commissioner argued after the state of emergency is lifted , then what?
I concur…

As should be expect­ed in Jamaica every­one and their moth­er has a an opin­ion about what should be allowed to go for­ward , hey as I have always said in Jamaica every­one is an expert in polic­ing except of course the police, but mov­ing on.
So the hote­liers met with min­is­ter of tourism Ed Bartlett and they insist they do not want a state of emer­gency . Ha, fan­cy that hap­pen­ing in Canada, Britain, or the United States , pri­vate sec­tor telling the Government how and what it can do about crime, but again mov­ing on.…

Not to be out­done the Mayor of Montego Bay Glendon Harris, you remem­ber him , yes that Glendon Harris whose swear­ing in cer­e­mo­ny was done under a paint­ing of the Jamaican flag with no green? Yes that Glendon Harris. Well he dust­ed off the old PNP play­book of 2010 . Jumping into the fray Harris said he is not sup­port­ive of a state of emer­gency either because all it does is result in extra-judi­cial killings by the secu­ri­ty forces.
Ah yes there you have it…

Does any­one recall after the Tivoli Gardens for­ay of 2010 what the PNP said was the rea­son it would not sup­port an exten­sion of the lim­it­ed state of emergency?
Well just to save time it was the very same state­ment , from the very same playbook.
Now let me has­ten to say that had Bruce Golding want­ed to fin­ish the job he could have gone to the Governor and request­ed an exten­sion with or with­out the PNP but he did not , so let us not con­flate his actions with the PNP’s and assume he was any better .

We all know that when it comes to the PNP that par­ty has nev­er shied away from stand­ing firm with it’s three G’s, Garrisons, Guns and Gangsters.
We also know that the par­ty was nev­er going to throw it’s sup­port to the secu­ri­ty forces over the inter­ests of the gang­sters who con­trol it’s gar­risons, so there was nev­er any sur­prise in Glendon Harris’ state­ments , that has always been the par­ty’s position.

While all of this was hap­pen­ing Uriel James, the alleged leader of the Discipline Gang, walked from the Home Circuit Court after the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) entered a con­di­tion­al nolle pros­e­qui ask­ing that the case be put on hold until she can find the main wit­ness in the mat­ter. James and his co-accused Roshane Bygrave were set to go on tri­al today for the June 2011 mur­der of James Anderson. However, Llewellyn sur­prised James’ lead attor­ney Jacqueline Samuels-Brown when she indi­cat­ed that her office would be putting the mat­ter on hold until police inves­ti­ga­tors are able to locate the main wit­ness Nicky Murray. Rooksie was orig­i­nal­ly charged with three mur­ders aris­ing from sep­a­rate inci­dents. A jury has already acquit­ted him of one of those murders.

He is on bail in rela­tion to the third case. In explain­ing why she entered a nolle pros­e­qui, the DPP also said the wit­ness has a neg­a­tive crim­i­nal his­to­ry which would raise issues of credibility.

Wonder what is going to hap­pen to that third case, or any wit­ness­es to that killing ?
Oh by the way won­der how many oth­er lives he took which the infan­tile cas­trat­ed and cor­rupt jus­tice sys­tem can­not find it with­in itself to con­vict him of even one?
This is par for the course, this is at the heart of the Island’s crime epidemic.
It is not about states of Emergency or the com­pe­tence or lack there­of of Commissioner Carl Williams , it’s about the cor­rup­tion, col­lu­sion and seri­ous lack of com­pe­tenc of a sys­tem which is pop­u­lat­ed and con­trolled by immoral cretins who should nev­er be admin­is­ter­ing to a sys­tem but in many cas­es should them­selves be wards of the penal system.

In 1999 Police sources told media out­lets that James was the sub­ject of sev­er­al inves­ti­ga­tions in rela­tion to the unprece­dent­ed mur­der of a num­ber of wit­ness­es in con­nec­tion with cas­es he had before the Court. When James was detained a few years ago, then Police Commissioner, Owen Ellington, not­ed that the names of wit­ness­es who’ve accused him of mur­der were found in a freez­er at his home. Ellington described Rooksie as one of the country’s most feared gang­sters who should be brought to jus­tice in the inter­est of the country.

Jacqueline Samuels-Brown the lawyer for the accused triple mur­der­er com­mend­ed Paula Llewellyn the Prosecutor for he actions.…
So there you have it , the crim­i­nal jus­tice sys­tem does work in Jamaica.
For the crim­i­nals, those who pull the trig­ger and those who wear the black robes.….
Our coun­try needs a rev­o­lu­tion , it is a cesspool of cor­rup­tion that defies polit­i­cal labels, it is cor­rod­ed and infect­ed at ever lev­el with immoral dis­gust­ing peo­ple who advo­cate for evil killers with not a thought about inno­cent shed blood.
That is the Jamaica the world needs to know , not the lies about Jamaica every­thing nice, it’s all bull­shit dressed up in food, drink, song and gan­ja fog.