Love the Lord Your God

4 Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one.[a] 5 Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. 6 These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. 7 Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. 8 Tie them as symbols on your hands and bind them on your foreheads. 9 Write them on the doorframes of your houses and on your gates.

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Met this story need some exposure, police kill di youth in cold blood, after dem pull him ova wid some ganja an money, and di youth a beg fi him life, dem still kill him and put gun pan because dem want to theif di youth ganja an money and talk bout a shout out..people did a watch dem and si everything wah gwaan..

Lacovia residents protest fatal police shooting in Kingston
Jamaica Observer

Monday, July 23, 2012

LACOVIA, St Elizabeth — Scores of people from the Cuffes Pen community in Lacovia demonstrated early today to protest what they say was the unjustified killing of one of their number by police in Kingston on Saturday.

The placard-waving protestors impeded traffic on occasions before the police, led by Superintendent Dezeita Taylor head of the St Elizabeth police division, was able to calm them.

“We have been doing some work building relationships in the Lacovia area and that helped us a lot today,” Taylor later told the Jamaica Observer. Taylor said news that the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM), which has responsibility for the probing of police killings, had taken over the investigation was relayed to the demonstrators and helped to bring calm.

The dead man identified as 25 year-old Ferron Baker was shot dead during a confrontation with a police party on Oakland Road in Kingston. Police say they seized a Glock pistol with two rounds of ammunition and 68 pounds of ganja.

Demonstrators yesterday freely admitted that Baker would have had ganja in the car in which he was travelling but insisted he had no gun and was not involved in any shoot out. They appeared to suggest that their anger and frustration was heightened by news reports, which they claimed only gave the police version of events.

“They are saying they knew his (Baker’s) activity and that it was illegal but they say he was killed in cold blood and there was nothing on the news to say what really took place,” Pinceroy Blake, councillor for the Lacovia Division told the Observer.

It is common belief in mainly the Southern African culture that a murdered person will return from the dead for a second chance to track down his killers and bring them to justice.
This is true to the goings on in the Makaha family in Mutasa District where the spirit of their late grandfather, Raphael Zvenyika Makaha is manifesting itself through his namesake and grandchild, Lincoln Zvenyika Makaha, demanding to be accorded a peaceful rest as well as exposing the hands behind his mysterious disappearance in 1977.
His family is leaving no stone unturned to put all pieces of their grandfather’s disappearance jig-saw puzzle together. To them, justice has to be done and the exhumation of his remains will bring to finality the case that has brought a lot of suffering to the family. Some family members even claimed that they are suffering a lot of misfortunes because of the wandering Sekuru Makaha’s spirit.
The family converged last week at their rural home and embarked on the gruesome exhumation exercise, which had entered its fourth day. Sekuru Makaha’s medium claimed that his remains were buried last Saturday and the family members were busy at work as they had been briefed by Lincoln on the exact spot where their late relative had been buried.
Digging the rocky area proved to be a challenge, but the families were buoyed by the fact that they had managed to retrieve a sack, which their grandfather claimed to have been in possession of when he was allegedly murdered. Lincoln claimed that the work to exhume Sekuru Makaha’s remains was being derailed by some family members who were using charms to blindfold others. He also claimed that those with dirty hands were working round the clock to ensure that his spirit was kept wandering in the wilderness.
“I have told you on numerous occasions that some of you have dirty hands and are doing everything possible to stop my exhumation. They are also sowing seeds of division in the family and are even declaring this a futile mission, but I will not rest until the truth is unveiled. Some are trying to send you on a wild goose chase by pointing at another place saying this is where I was buried, but that is all nonsense. I have suffered enough and I will fight to the bitter end. You should not cry foul when I unleash my wrath. What I urge is unity among family members because I also want my medium to rest,” said Sekuru Makaha through his medium Lincoln.
In an interview, the family spokesperson, Edson Makaha, said they were prepared to find their grandfather’s remains for proper reburial.
“We are determined to last the distance and ensure that our grandfather is accorded the rest he deserves. We have even bought a casket for the reburial. Despite the setbacks that we are facing, victory is certain. Our grandfather disappeared in 1977 after he was summoned to appear before a ‘court’ at Mundenda. It was at the height of the liberation struggle and he was summoned by war collaborators to the ‘court’. His medium is naming Dubura Mundenda, Chekacheka and Pfidzai as the people who murdered him. Some of them have since confessed to their sins and we have video evidence to that effect.”
“However, some of them are right now shifting goalposts and denying their involvement. We will explore all avenues to ensure that our grandfather’s wishes are granted,” he said.