St. Catherine truck driver charged with unlawful wounding and assaulting a constable

By: Georgetta Williams

A St. Catherine truck driver has been slapped with several charges following an alleged confrontation with officers in Kingston on Friday.

Charged with unlawful wounding, resisting arrest, and assaulting a constable is forty-two-year-old Glenroy Williams of Westchester in Waterford, St. Catherine.

Reports from lawmen are that at about midday, Williams was reportedly observed by police officers committing breaches of the road traffic act.

He was informed about the breaches, but allegedly resisted arrest when the police attempted to accost him.

During the struggle, it is alleged he reportedly bit one of the officers on the finger, causing a wound that bled.

He was eventually subdued and taken into custody, where he was later charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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Senior Citizens’ Month commences today with national church service

By: Georgetta Williams

A St. Catherine truck driver has been slapped with several charges following an alleged confrontation with officers in Kingston on Friday.

Charged with unlawful wounding, resisting arrest, and assaulting a constable is forty-two-year-old Glenroy Williams of Westchester in Waterford, St. Catherine.

Reports from lawmen are that at about midday, Williams was reportedly observed by police officers committing breaches of the road traffic act.

He was informed about the breaches, but allegedly resisted arrest when the police attempted to accost him.

During the struggle, it is alleged he reportedly bit one of the officers on the finger, causing a wound that bled.

He was eventually subdued and taken into custody, where he was later charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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EOJ completes final count of ballots for 62 constituencies, St. Mary South Eastern counting continues

By: Georgetta Williams

A St. Catherine truck driver has been slapped with several charges following an alleged confrontation with officers in Kingston on Friday.

Charged with unlawful wounding, resisting arrest, and assaulting a constable is forty-two-year-old Glenroy Williams of Westchester in Waterford, St. Catherine.

Reports from lawmen are that at about midday, Williams was reportedly observed by police officers committing breaches of the road traffic act.

He was informed about the breaches, but allegedly resisted arrest when the police attempted to accost him.

During the struggle, it is alleged he reportedly bit one of the officers on the finger, causing a wound that bled.

He was eventually subdued and taken into custody, where he was later charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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EOJ completes final count of ballots for 57 constituencies

By: Georgetta Williams

A St. Catherine truck driver has been slapped with several charges following an alleged confrontation with officers in Kingston on Friday.

Charged with unlawful wounding, resisting arrest, and assaulting a constable is forty-two-year-old Glenroy Williams of Westchester in Waterford, St. Catherine.

Reports from lawmen are that at about midday, Williams was reportedly observed by police officers committing breaches of the road traffic act.

He was informed about the breaches, but allegedly resisted arrest when the police attempted to accost him.

During the struggle, it is alleged he reportedly bit one of the officers on the finger, causing a wound that bled.

He was eventually subdued and taken into custody, where he was later charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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PICA reports cyber incident and moves some systems offline as a precaution

By: Georgetta Williams

A St. Catherine truck driver has been slapped with several charges following an alleged confrontation with officers in Kingston on Friday.

Charged with unlawful wounding, resisting arrest, and assaulting a constable is forty-two-year-old Glenroy Williams of Westchester in Waterford, St. Catherine.

Reports from lawmen are that at about midday, Williams was reportedly observed by police officers committing breaches of the road traffic act.

He was informed about the breaches, but allegedly resisted arrest when the police attempted to accost him.

During the struggle, it is alleged he reportedly bit one of the officers on the finger, causing a wound that bled.

He was eventually subdued and taken into custody, where he was later charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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EOJ says election results remain unchanged for seven constituencies follow official count

By: Georgetta Williams

A St. Catherine truck driver has been slapped with several charges following an alleged confrontation with officers in Kingston on Friday.

Charged with unlawful wounding, resisting arrest, and assaulting a constable is forty-two-year-old Glenroy Williams of Westchester in Waterford, St. Catherine.

Reports from lawmen are that at about midday, Williams was reportedly observed by police officers committing breaches of the road traffic act.

He was informed about the breaches, but allegedly resisted arrest when the police attempted to accost him.

During the struggle, it is alleged he reportedly bit one of the officers on the finger, causing a wound that bled.

He was eventually subdued and taken into custody, where he was later charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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CARICOM election observation mission commends Jamaica for its preparation and execution of Wednesday’s election

By: Georgetta Williams

A St. Catherine truck driver has been slapped with several charges following an alleged confrontation with officers in Kingston on Friday.

Charged with unlawful wounding, resisting arrest, and assaulting a constable is forty-two-year-old Glenroy Williams of Westchester in Waterford, St. Catherine.

Reports from lawmen are that at about midday, Williams was reportedly observed by police officers committing breaches of the road traffic act.

He was informed about the breaches, but allegedly resisted arrest when the police attempted to accost him.

During the struggle, it is alleged he reportedly bit one of the officers on the finger, causing a wound that bled.

He was eventually subdued and taken into custody, where he was later charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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The United States and Barbados congratulate PM elect Dr. Holness on the JLP’s victory

By: Georgetta Williams

A St. Catherine truck driver has been slapped with several charges following an alleged confrontation with officers in Kingston on Friday.

Charged with unlawful wounding, resisting arrest, and assaulting a constable is forty-two-year-old Glenroy Williams of Westchester in Waterford, St. Catherine.

Reports from lawmen are that at about midday, Williams was reportedly observed by police officers committing breaches of the road traffic act.

He was informed about the breaches, but allegedly resisted arrest when the police attempted to accost him.

During the struggle, it is alleged he reportedly bit one of the officers on the finger, causing a wound that bled.

He was eventually subdued and taken into custody, where he was later charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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Young people face deep uncertainty over jobs and housing: UNICEF Jamaica Poll

By: Georgetta Williams

A St. Catherine truck driver has been slapped with several charges following an alleged confrontation with officers in Kingston on Friday.

Charged with unlawful wounding, resisting arrest, and assaulting a constable is forty-two-year-old Glenroy Williams of Westchester in Waterford, St. Catherine.

Reports from lawmen are that at about midday, Williams was reportedly observed by police officers committing breaches of the road traffic act.

He was informed about the breaches, but allegedly resisted arrest when the police attempted to accost him.

During the struggle, it is alleged he reportedly bit one of the officers on the finger, causing a wound that bled.

He was eventually subdued and taken into custody, where he was later charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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More persons to join labour market under projected wage increase should JLP win September 3 polls – Dr. Holness

By: Georgetta Williams

A St. Catherine truck driver has been slapped with several charges following an alleged confrontation with officers in Kingston on Friday.

Charged with unlawful wounding, resisting arrest, and assaulting a constable is forty-two-year-old Glenroy Williams of Westchester in Waterford, St. Catherine.

Reports from lawmen are that at about midday, Williams was reportedly observed by police officers committing breaches of the road traffic act.

He was informed about the breaches, but allegedly resisted arrest when the police attempted to accost him.

During the struggle, it is alleged he reportedly bit one of the officers on the finger, causing a wound that bled.

He was eventually subdued and taken into custody, where he was later charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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