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Detective denies lying about Pathways murder accused giving false name (opens the original)
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The defence yesterday accused a Pathways murder investigator of lying about Andre Ruddock giving police a false name following Taneka Gardner’s killing. Attorney Anthony Williams, during cross-examination yesterday, suggested that his client never gave the detective sergeant a wrong name. However, the witness, who testified at the murder trial in which Ruddock is accused of Gardner’s alleged sacrificial killing, said he was “wrong”. “I am suggesting it was you who asked Ruddock if his name was A
Detective, defence clash over what statement said about Gardner’s killing (opens the original)
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An investigator insisted in the Home Circuit Court on Tuesday that she was told that Andre Ruddock had been instructed to cut the throat of church member Taneka Gardner despite the defence challenging her account. The detective sergeant maintained under cross-examination that her statement contained a reference to Ruddock cutting Gardner’s throat after defence attorney Anthony Williams pressed her on what an injured church member had actually told her on the night of the October 2021 incident. T
Witness: Cop approached me amid Pathways siege (opens the original)
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A policewoman whose gun was allegedly used by now-deceased church leader Kevin Smith to fire at police during a deadly October 2021 service, had reportedly approached a senior officer after members of the security forces arrived at the location and told her that she had “information”. A detective superintendent of police (DSP) – the fifth prosecution witness in the murder trial of Andre Ruddock – said the woman, who was a member of the church, approached her barefoot at the Pathways Internationa
Nightmare witness (opens the original)
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After spending 47 days in custody on gun and robbery charges, St Catherine musician Shamar Champagne says he was amused when the woman who accused him of armed robbery claimed she had seen him in a nightmare — as the driver. Champagne, who was freed last week, said the revelation was one of several twists in a case he maintains was built around a crime he did not commit. “She said that months after the incident, she kept having nightmares and she would see the robber’s face in a nightmare, and t
Gun law to face Court of Appeal test (opens the original)
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As defence lawyers intensify calls for changes to Jamaica’s controversial firearms legislation, a well-known St James businessman who was sentenced to the 15-year mandatory minimum after being caught with his wife’s licensed firearm is set to challenge the constitutionality of the sentence before the Court of Appeal on October 26. The 40-year-old businessman is contending, among other things, that the mandatory minimum sentence imposed on him infringed his protected rights under the Charter of F
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