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We are told, nay assured, by our all-wise politicians that the conditions which existed on May 23, 2010 that justified the limited State of Emergency, no longer exist. Is that so? The attacks on the State, as exemplified by the launch of open warfare on the security forces in May have, in our view, intensified, [...]

… i.e. possession of Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke. This is the second Clovis cartoon featuring Rev. Al Miller and Commissioner of Police Owen Ellington on the topic. It was featured in today’s Jamaica Observer newspaper. You can view the first one here.

Clovis cartoon showing Police Commissioner Owen Ellington’s annoyance at Reverend Al Miller’s attempt to deliver Tivoli Gardens strongman Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke directly to the U.S. Embassy, instead of to the local police. Coke had been a fugitive for almost a month, and was being driven by Miller when their vehicle was stopped along the Mandela [...]

Letter to the Jamaica Gleaner editor – Saturday, June 26, 2010
From: Ian Virgo (ian.virgo@yahoo.com)
Re: Police Commissioner Seeking Bragging Rights?
The Editor, Sir
Commissioner of Police Owen Ellington has suggested to the nation that “police intelligence” was used to capture Christopher Coke. The writer of a letter to the editor asked: “Is it possible that the commissioner of [...]

Police Commissioner Owen Ellington toured West Kingston yesterday, and announced that a complaints office has been opened in the West Kingston community of Tivoli Gardens – in order to allow residents to report allegations of misconduct by the security forces. The move follows the security forces’ recent assault on criminal elements in the community, and [...]