Tivoli Commission of Enquiry - All Angles

[Mosiah]

Jamaica will never have money. Remember the black in the flag!

[Mosiah]

Any more quotations for the afternoon?

[Muadib]

not sure.. will depend on if the opportunity presents itself..

[Lazie]

So it was ammended, since being breached so why deny the extradiction ,at what cost , were other nationals whose rights were violated by extradiction given the same voicerous protection in lives as coke i.e nembhard ? if not why ,again why sign off at the expense of 70 lives , why demand the prosecution of the jamaican police man who breached the violation, why not the whole unit , surely he didnt act by himself or under his own directive ?

Yuh want more arguement...btw where did you cite that from , i would love to see your source.

That's the problem for many of you. You all quick to argue without the facts. When the facts are presented you all start with the 21 questions like unuh name 50 cent.

[Plush]

DPP wanted 'Dudus' out

Tuesday, May 14, 2013



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DIRECTOR of Public Prosecution (DPP) Paul Llewellyn was more interested in the extradition of former Tivoli Gardens strongman Christopher 'Dudus' Coke than bringing charges against him locally.

Llewellyn's preference was communicated via e-mail from Isiah Parnell, the chargé d'affaires at the US Embassy in Kingston to US Department of State officials in 2010.

The mail was sent on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 9:30 am, the day following Coke's apprehension by police on Mandela Highway after a full month on the run, according to documents recently unclassified by the State Department and sent to New Yorker magazine writer Mattathias Schwartz.

"Just spoke to DPP Paul Llewellyn," said Parnell in the e-mail with the subject line 'Coke update'. "She confirmed that first preliminary [meeting] between her office and Coke attorneys is scheduled for 09:00 this morning. [Drug Enforcement Agency] and [US Marshals] are also invited to attend."

Added the e-mail: "She expects Coke's lawyers to waive right to fight extradition proceedings. Police Commissioner (Owen) Ellington reportedly stated that there may be local charges filed against Coke which might affect extradition. DPP said that any local charges against Coke must be filed through her office and that at this time she is not inclined to pursue them but preferred extradition."

Reached by the Jamaica Observer for comment, Llewellyn said: "I would prefer to make no comment on the matter whatsoever."

Coke waived his right to an extradition hearing and was flown to the US on June 24, 2010. He is serving a 23-year sentence in a federal prison after pleading guilty to racketeering. He was originally wanted in the US on drug- and gun-running charges.

Coke fled Tivoli Gardens after police and soldiers entered the community in May 2010 to arrest him but faced fierce resistance from gunmen determined to prevent his arrest. The security forces eventually took control of the community and returned the capital city to normality.

More than 70 people, including a Jamaica Defence Force soldier, were killed in the confrontation.



Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...#ixzz2TGmNopI6

[Don1]

Goffe was the best, though she lacked specifics, but she appealed to the highest levels within us as a people.

Of course she was...mi know dat an mi nat even si di program

Har Modda did run di bes prep skool pon di planet

St. Margaret's tuh di Whirl

[Don1]

..Tivoli is the state of mostly lazy criminal elements who survive of robbing other people, drugs, othere criminal acts, and government handouts.

Nope yuh wrang...

Tivoli is a commmunity built by the DayWalkin' Vampiya as a moggle for Jamaica. He along wid his JLPNP compadres, was very successful in helping replicate dat moggle across the length & breadth of di kuntry

Get yuh facks straight an come again

[MdmeX]

Better yet - ask the people who suffered at the hands of FINSAC; ask the relatives of those who resorted to suicide, when the PRESHA tek them

[Mosiah]

Reached by the Jamaica Observer for comment, Llewellyn said: "I would prefer to make no comment on the matter whatsoever."

Another reason why we need the COE.

[Muadib]

Did you accept the official findings of the Mannatt Enquiry ?

[Mosiah]

I accepted it of course!

[Karl]

It is not a stretch to conclude that both parties - JLP & PNP - have their own set of reasons for wanting a 'still-birth'.

[Willi]

Agreed.

Dem always feddah dem nest and di peeps suffer.

[Don1]

Did you accept the official findings of the Mannatt Enquiry ?

you mean the one orchestrated by the majority JLP-affiliated Commissioners??

mi cyaan even memba wat dem write....dem was a sideshow.... an afterthought

KD dun write di People's Findings: PACK YUH GRIP AN' GOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!! lLOL..WOOIIEE

Sentence Pronounced......Justice delivered