‘Im sorry but di most annoying social networker of the decade has to go to this dude. He on my page and he always annoy me with the dumbest posts. So right before I deleted him I just had to do this. Smfh. Look at all the hypocrites liking and commenting. They r either hypocrites or they just as dumb as his dumb dumbass.

GG’s wife rocked by cop’s murder
BY HORACE HINES Observer staff reporter [email protected]
Friday, April 12, 2013

ROSE HALL, St James — Lady Allen, wife of Governor General Sir Patrick Allen, confessed Wednesday that she had an impulse to migrate after learning of the murder of 40-year-old Detective Sergeant Courtney Anthony Simpson.
Simpson was ambushed by gunmen and shot eight times as he was about to enter his Pearl Avenue home in Harbour View, St Andrew about 7:00 pm on Monday. “Yesterday (Tuesday) morning when I woke up I didn’t want to be a Jamaican, I must be honest with you. And the reason is, there is a security I had at King’s House when I went there by the name of Sergeant Simpson. He was one of the best security persons I have met and when I got the news that he was gunned down, I didn’t want to be in Jamaica anymore,” bemoaned Lady Allen.
Lady Allen, wife of Governor General Sir Patrick Allen, speaking during Wednesday’s launch of the Western Union National Reading Week held at John Rollins Success Primary School in Rose Hall, St James. (PHOTO: PHILLIP LEMONTE)
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She was speaking during Wednesday’s launch of Western Union’s National Reading Week held at John Rollins Success Primary School in Rose Hall, St James, which was attended by students from 22 schools across western Jamaica.
The activity forms part of Western Union’s ‘I-PLEDGE’ Programme 2013.
At the time of his murder, Sergeant Simpson, a 20-year veteran of the police force, formed a part of the security detail for Junior Minister Julian Robinson. He previously served as head bodyguard for former Governor General Kenneth Hall, former Health Minister John Junor and Transport and Works Minister Omar Davies.
On Wednesday, Lady Allen, who is the patron of ‘IPLEDGE’, said that the performances of cultural items by students from John Rollins Success Primary and Corinaldi Primary schools gave her renewed hope for the country.
“Coming here this morning and hearing the boys and girls from Corinaldi and John Rollins schools, I have hope that Jamaica is going to be a place to live, work, raise our families and do business,” she said.
“Students, you have to learn that you are going to be a big part of that vision to be attained,” Lady Allen said, adding that GraceKennedy is pumping millions of dollars into the programme.
‘I-PLEDGE’ organisers used the opportunity to forge a partnership with John Rollins Success Primary School, which was staging its yearly Reading Marathon.
The reading marathon was conceptualised by Principal Yvonne Miller Wisdom “with a focus to take learning from the four walls of the classroom to make it fun outdoors”.

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Justin Ogilvie charged for operating security firm illegally
Friday, April 12, 2013 | 6:30 PM

KINGSTON, Businessman Justin Ogilvie was on Friday charged for operating a security company, which breached legal provisions.
Ogilvie, 52, was arrested following an operation at his Kirkland Heights, St Andrew home and his business place on Spanish Town Road in Kingston between 5:00am and 2:00pm Thursday.
Police outside Ogilvie’s businessplace downtown Kingston Thursday.
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He was charged for operating a security company in breach of the provision of the Private Security Regulation Act.
He will appear in the Corporate Area Criminal Court on April 17.
Ogilvie is a long-time associate of former Tivoli Gardens area leader Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke.

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Arrest finally made for 1997 shooting death of 16-year-old
Michael Keating, now 43, was arrested for the shooting and killing John Sebastian, 16, outside the teen’s Brownville home in 1997.

MARC A. HERMANN FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

John Sebastian, 16, was murdered at this spot on Linden St. near Bushwick Ave., Brooklyn, on Sept. 6, 1997. This past Thursday, police apprehended his killer, Michael Keating, in Jamaica.

She wondered for nearly 16 years what her son’s killer looked like.

On Friday, Mona Sebastian told the Daily News, she finally got her answer. But it only led to more despair for the Brooklyn woman whose 16-year-old son, John Sebastian, was shot dead on a Bushwick street in 1997.

“I saw his face for the first time,” the 54-year-old Sebastian said. The wound has reopened.”

Sebastian says the Sept. 6, 1997, killing was as cold-blooded as it was senseless: Neighborhood residents were taunting Michael Keating on Linden St., calling the weapon he brandished a “toy gun.”

Keating shot the teen, Sebastian said, to show the hecklers the very realness of his gun.

And then he simply vanished, leaving justice empty-handed and a mother broken-hearted. But neither ever forgot, and cops ended their manhunt for the alleged murderer, now 43, on Thursday, nabbing him in balmy Jamaica and hauling him into court on a second-degree murder charge a day later by way of LaGuardia Airport.

Sebastian told The News that Keating was a Bushwick drug dealer who was aiming at a rival peddler on Linden St., near Bushwick Ave., when he hit John in the leg.

“He was standing at the wrong place at the wrong time,” she said of her son.

And that’s when the ugly turned ungodly.

“Neighbors were egging him on,” Sebastian said. “They said, ‘That’s a toy gun!’ He said ‘toy gun?’ then finished (John) off.

“My son was 16 years old, and he never had a chance,” she said. “We never got to see the kind of man he would become.”

Police sources could not verify Sebastian’s account of the jeering by-standers, but they said Keating did indeed fire several rounds into the wounded teen’s torso.

Keating also fired at a relative of the teen’s as the man ran over to render aid, cop sources said. But only the air was filled with clicks, they said, because Keating had emptied his gun into the dying teen.

The alleged killer then pistol-whipped the man, Sebastian mom said.

“My cousin tried to help my son, and (Keating) cracked open his head,” she said.

John Sebastian’s desperado killer had fled the city by the time detectives identified him, cop sources said., as a suspect in Sebastian’s murder.

But after a decade and a half of searching, cops tracked Keating to Jamaica. He was brought back to the U.S. after he waived an extradition hearing last month.

“He got comfortable, and police caught up with him,” Sebastian said. “It’s been a long time, but the police did their job and they did a good job.

“I’m just glad they got him after all this time.”
With Thomas Tracy

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