Twenty-year-old Jimoy Suckoo died under questionable circumstances after the off-duty cop’s government issued firearm was discharged while both were inside a room at the Versailles Hotel in May Pen, Clarendon on Sunday, January 12.

The Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) – the state agency responsible for investigating deaths involving the security forces – says it is seeking to ascertain the full circumstances and actions taken which resulted in the weapon being fired.

The Nest is the first of its kind in the Caribbean, symbolizing a bold step toward Jamaica’s self-sufficiency in food production and aligning with CARICOM’s ambitious goal of reducing extra-regional food imports by 25% by 2025.

“Jamaica is on track to become a net exporter of chicken within the next 5 – 10 years.” said Lyn of the billion-dollar investment. “Based on the historical and forward projections of the industry and the new capacity of the plant, our country has the opportunity to accomplish something only a handful of countries around the world have achieved.”

Dead is 25-year-old Warren Ingram of Marlie Avenue, Old Harbour.

Reports reaching Old Harbour News are that on January 8 about 12:30 pm Ingram, otherwise called ‘Bobo’ was at a nearby shop when he was shot dead by a man who escaped on foot.

The scene was processed during with blood samples and two spend casings were retrieved by detectives.

Investigations are ongoing with the police urging members of the public who may have any information they believed to be credible that could assist investigators to come forward.

Initially implemented at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 12, the curfew has been extended twice and will now remain in effect until 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 18.

According to the JCF advisory, issued via social media, all individuals within the curfew boundaries are required to remain indoors unless granted authorization by the ground commander.

However, in the community of Old Harbour, part of the St. Catherine South division, daily life appears unaffected with residents and businesses being largely unaware of the restrictions.

This significant sponsorship aims to provide the necessary resources and funding to empower Netball Jamaica, foster athlete development, and elevate the sport on both local and international stages.

Images now circulating on social media, showed Spencer’s lifeless body on the ground at Lincoln Plaza with what appears to be a single bullet wound to the head.

Spencer, 41, is well known in the Old Harbour space along with wife Apostle Martha Spencer, who is the founder of the church formerly known as One Reaching One Deliverance International Ministry.

Preliminary investigation from the Old Harbour police is that about 8:00 pm Spencer, who operates a business on the plaza, was attacked by unknown assailant(s) who escaped on foot.

Instead of being stirred to wrath, the now widow told journalists in Old Harbour yesterday that she wants her husband's killer to experience a spiritual awakening and begin to win souls for the kingdom of Christ.

About 5:00 am the body of the 65-year-old Matthews was discovered by residents along Marlie Drive in the community.

The Old Harbour police were called to the scene where investigators noted that the head was bashed in.

Chief investigator at the Old Harbour CIB Detective Inspector Carl Morris told Old Harbour News that based on preliminary investigation it is theorized that Matthews was hit in the head with a stone or some form of solid object.

Sean Hernandez, 31, of Bay Bottom, Old Harbour Bay was last Friday officially charged by detectives attached to the Old Harbour Criminal Investigative Branch (CIB) after he was taken into custody earlier in the week

Hernandez, according to investigation conspired along with the triggerman to kill Plummer, a resident of Bannister district in northern Old Harbour.

On August 10, 2023 about 6:45 pm, Plummer was shot dead by a lone gunman along Darlington Drive near the clock.

Old Harbour, part of the St. Catherine South police division, has reported four murders since the start of the year, with three of these occurring over just four days.