Holness assures that 185 active gangs will be decreased significantly

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has sought to assure that the 185 gangs active in Jamaica, will be decreased significantly, following heightened security operations.

The security forces have been instructed to launch an all out assault on gangs.

This follows a mass killing in Cherry Tree Lane, Four Paths in Clarendon, on Sunday.

8 people, including a 7 year old boy were killed, while 9 others were wounded.

Gangs are said to have played a part in the incident.

Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Mr. Holness said all gangs in Jamaica must be targetted.

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PM Holness pledges all-out assault on gangs; says support will be sought from international partners to nab overseas players involved in yesterday’s massacre

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has sought to assure that the 185 gangs active in Jamaica, will be decreased significantly, following heightened security operations.

The security forces have been instructed to launch an all out assault on gangs.

This follows a mass killing in Cherry Tree Lane, Four Paths in Clarendon, on Sunday.

8 people, including a 7 year old boy were killed, while 9 others were wounded.

Gangs are said to have played a part in the incident.

Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Mr. Holness said all gangs in Jamaica must be targetted.

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Police identify Cherry Tree Lane massacre victims; 6 wounded persons remain in hospital 

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has sought to assure that the 185 gangs active in Jamaica, will be decreased significantly, following heightened security operations.

The security forces have been instructed to launch an all out assault on gangs.

This follows a mass killing in Cherry Tree Lane, Four Paths in Clarendon, on Sunday.

8 people, including a 7 year old boy were killed, while 9 others were wounded.

Gangs are said to have played a part in the incident.

Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Mr. Holness said all gangs in Jamaica must be targetted.

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Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Babsy Grange has been hospitalised

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has sought to assure that the 185 gangs active in Jamaica, will be decreased significantly, following heightened security operations.

The security forces have been instructed to launch an all out assault on gangs.

This follows a mass killing in Cherry Tree Lane, Four Paths in Clarendon, on Sunday.

8 people, including a 7 year old boy were killed, while 9 others were wounded.

Gangs are said to have played a part in the incident.

Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Mr. Holness said all gangs in Jamaica must be targetted.

Read More

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Prime Minister Andrew Holness has sought to assure that the 185 gangs active in Jamaica, will be decreased significantly, following heightened security operations.

The security forces have been instructed to launch an all out assault on gangs.

This follows a mass killing in Cherry Tree Lane, Four Paths in Clarendon, on Sunday.

8 people, including a 7 year old boy were killed, while 9 others were wounded.

Gangs are said to have played a part in the incident.

Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Mr. Holness said all gangs in Jamaica must be targetted.

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INDECOM says 100 people have been fatally shot by security forces since January

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has sought to assure that the 185 gangs active in Jamaica, will be decreased significantly, following heightened security operations.

The security forces have been instructed to launch an all out assault on gangs.

This follows a mass killing in Cherry Tree Lane, Four Paths in Clarendon, on Sunday.

8 people, including a 7 year old boy were killed, while 9 others were wounded.

Gangs are said to have played a part in the incident.

Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Mr. Holness said all gangs in Jamaica must be targetted.

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Call made for collective action to end violence against children

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has sought to assure that the 185 gangs active in Jamaica, will be decreased significantly, following heightened security operations.

The security forces have been instructed to launch an all out assault on gangs.

This follows a mass killing in Cherry Tree Lane, Four Paths in Clarendon, on Sunday.

8 people, including a 7 year old boy were killed, while 9 others were wounded.

Gangs are said to have played a part in the incident.

Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Mr. Holness said all gangs in Jamaica must be targetted.

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Wounded gunman hospitalized under Police guard after killing one man and injuring 3 others in St. Andrew, yesterday

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has sought to assure that the 185 gangs active in Jamaica, will be decreased significantly, following heightened security operations.

The security forces have been instructed to launch an all out assault on gangs.

This follows a mass killing in Cherry Tree Lane, Four Paths in Clarendon, on Sunday.

8 people, including a 7 year old boy were killed, while 9 others were wounded.

Gangs are said to have played a part in the incident.

Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Mr. Holness said all gangs in Jamaica must be targetted.

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PM Andrew Holness says legislation must be strengthened to ensure better governance of utility companies

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has sought to assure that the 185 gangs active in Jamaica, will be decreased significantly, following heightened security operations.

The security forces have been instructed to launch an all out assault on gangs.

This follows a mass killing in Cherry Tree Lane, Four Paths in Clarendon, on Sunday.

8 people, including a 7 year old boy were killed, while 9 others were wounded.

Gangs are said to have played a part in the incident.

Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Mr. Holness said all gangs in Jamaica must be targetted.

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Some 50 Jamaicans whose houses were destroyed by Beryl to get gov’t grants today

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has sought to assure that the 185 gangs active in Jamaica, will be decreased significantly, following heightened security operations.

The security forces have been instructed to launch an all out assault on gangs.

This follows a mass killing in Cherry Tree Lane, Four Paths in Clarendon, on Sunday.

8 people, including a 7 year old boy were killed, while 9 others were wounded.

Gangs are said to have played a part in the incident.

Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Mr. Holness said all gangs in Jamaica must be targetted.

Read More