Foota Hype calls out Hurricane relief robbery in St. Elizabeth

As Jamaicans at home and abroad continue to send aid to help victims of Hurricane Melissa, selector Foota Hype is calling attention to reports of theft involving donated supplies.

According to reports, armed men in Holland Bamboo, St. Elizabeth, allegedly stole approximately $300,000 worth of hurricane relief items.

Foota Hype described the incident as “sad and disgraceful,” condemning those who take advantage of a national crisis while others work tirelessly to help.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, leaving widespread destruction, many homeless, and at least 32 people confirmed dead.

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General B secures emergency passport amid ongoing feud with Ninja Kid

As Jamaicans at home and abroad continue to send aid to help victims of Hurricane Melissa, selector Foota Hype is calling attention to reports of theft involving donated supplies.

According to reports, armed men in Holland Bamboo, St. Elizabeth, allegedly stole approximately $300,000 worth of hurricane relief items.

Foota Hype described the incident as “sad and disgraceful,” condemning those who take advantage of a national crisis while others work tirelessly to help.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, leaving widespread destruction, many homeless, and at least 32 people confirmed dead.

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Jamaicans react to firearms act on prop guns

As Jamaicans at home and abroad continue to send aid to help victims of Hurricane Melissa, selector Foota Hype is calling attention to reports of theft involving donated supplies.

According to reports, armed men in Holland Bamboo, St. Elizabeth, allegedly stole approximately $300,000 worth of hurricane relief items.

Foota Hype described the incident as “sad and disgraceful,” condemning those who take advantage of a national crisis while others work tirelessly to help.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, leaving widespread destruction, many homeless, and at least 32 people confirmed dead.

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Foota Hype seeks prayer for ailing father

As Jamaicans at home and abroad continue to send aid to help victims of Hurricane Melissa, selector Foota Hype is calling attention to reports of theft involving donated supplies.

According to reports, armed men in Holland Bamboo, St. Elizabeth, allegedly stole approximately $300,000 worth of hurricane relief items.

Foota Hype described the incident as “sad and disgraceful,” condemning those who take advantage of a national crisis while others work tirelessly to help.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, leaving widespread destruction, many homeless, and at least 32 people confirmed dead.

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Mr. Vegas and Foota Hype clash over gun law

As Jamaicans at home and abroad continue to send aid to help victims of Hurricane Melissa, selector Foota Hype is calling attention to reports of theft involving donated supplies.

According to reports, armed men in Holland Bamboo, St. Elizabeth, allegedly stole approximately $300,000 worth of hurricane relief items.

Foota Hype described the incident as “sad and disgraceful,” condemning those who take advantage of a national crisis while others work tirelessly to help.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, leaving widespread destruction, many homeless, and at least 32 people confirmed dead.

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Mr Vegas clarifies after Little John Singjay clash

As Jamaicans at home and abroad continue to send aid to help victims of Hurricane Melissa, selector Foota Hype is calling attention to reports of theft involving donated supplies.

According to reports, armed men in Holland Bamboo, St. Elizabeth, allegedly stole approximately $300,000 worth of hurricane relief items.

Foota Hype described the incident as “sad and disgraceful,” condemning those who take advantage of a national crisis while others work tirelessly to help.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, leaving widespread destruction, many homeless, and at least 32 people confirmed dead.

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Foota Hype shuts down stroke rumors

As Jamaicans at home and abroad continue to send aid to help victims of Hurricane Melissa, selector Foota Hype is calling attention to reports of theft involving donated supplies.

According to reports, armed men in Holland Bamboo, St. Elizabeth, allegedly stole approximately $300,000 worth of hurricane relief items.

Foota Hype described the incident as “sad and disgraceful,” condemning those who take advantage of a national crisis while others work tirelessly to help.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, leaving widespread destruction, many homeless, and at least 32 people confirmed dead.

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Foota Hype urges artistes to sell out arenas like Kartel & Buju

As Jamaicans at home and abroad continue to send aid to help victims of Hurricane Melissa, selector Foota Hype is calling attention to reports of theft involving donated supplies.

According to reports, armed men in Holland Bamboo, St. Elizabeth, allegedly stole approximately $300,000 worth of hurricane relief items.

Foota Hype described the incident as “sad and disgraceful,” condemning those who take advantage of a national crisis while others work tirelessly to help.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, leaving widespread destruction, many homeless, and at least 32 people confirmed dead.

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Selector Supa Twitch’s mother out of hospital, celebrates another year around the sun

As Jamaicans at home and abroad continue to send aid to help victims of Hurricane Melissa, selector Foota Hype is calling attention to reports of theft involving donated supplies.

According to reports, armed men in Holland Bamboo, St. Elizabeth, allegedly stole approximately $300,000 worth of hurricane relief items.

Foota Hype described the incident as “sad and disgraceful,” condemning those who take advantage of a national crisis while others work tirelessly to help.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, leaving widespread destruction, many homeless, and at least 32 people confirmed dead.

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Foota Hype blasts Mavado for ignoring Bounty Killer’s visa win

As Jamaicans at home and abroad continue to send aid to help victims of Hurricane Melissa, selector Foota Hype is calling attention to reports of theft involving donated supplies.

According to reports, armed men in Holland Bamboo, St. Elizabeth, allegedly stole approximately $300,000 worth of hurricane relief items.

Foota Hype described the incident as “sad and disgraceful,” condemning those who take advantage of a national crisis while others work tirelessly to help.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, leaving widespread destruction, many homeless, and at least 32 people confirmed dead.

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