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‘Dudus wet himself’
Cop says former Tivoli strongman showed fear when captured
BY INVESTIGATIVE COVERAGE UNIT [email protected]
Sunday, June 27, 2010
FORMER Tivoli Gardens strongman Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke wet his trousers when he ran into a group of policemen who took him into custody while he travelled with religious leader Rev Merrick ‘Al’ Miller in St Catherine last Tuesday, one law enforcer told the Sunday Observer.

Coke, 42, who is accused of being the leader of the ruthless Shower Posse, was travelling with Rev Miller along the Mandela Highway when police intercepted the sports utility vehicle, allowed Miller to leave and took Coke initially to the Spanish Town Police Station and later to Up Park Camp, the army’s headquarters in Kingston.
A Jamaica Defence Force soldier secures a ballistc helmet on the head of Christopher ‘Dudus’ at the Spanish Town Police Station yesterday afternoon shortly after Coke was captured by police.
Miller was later charged with one count each of harbouring a fugitive and perverting the course of justice.
“The man p… up himself when him see the police,” one member of the party which intercepted the vehicle told the Sunday Observer on condition that his name is not mentioned.
“Him just look so frighten with this wig and the woman glasses that you would never believe this was the same man who everybody say is bad and mighty,” added the cop.
“He wasn’t sweating and the vehicle had the air condition on, so you could clearly see the impression on his pants that some wetting was going on when we took him out. Rain was in the area, but it wasn’t caused from that,” the policeman said.
Deputy Superintendent of Police assigned to the constabulary’s National Intelligence Centre Kevin Blake was non-committal when the Sunday Observer asked him about the matter last Friday, offering only that: “Well, let us say that it is the rainy season.”
The wetting of trousers is nothing new to wanted men. Kevin Tyndale, better known as Richie Poo, reportedly wet himself when he was captured by police on February 12, 2005.
Tyndale became head of the Gideon Warriors gang, based in Papine, eastern St Andrew, after the capture of its former leader Joel Andem in May 2004.
“He wet his pants,” a policeman who took part in the operation told the Sunday Observer at the time. “It was amazing to see a man whose name drives fear into many hearts, begging and pleading for his life,” added the policeman who did not wish to be named.
“Even after he was handcuffed he kept begging the officers not to kill him, and when he was taken to the lock-up he thanked the police for not killing him,” the cop added.
Tyndale — who was a suspect in 19 major crimes including murder, shootings and robberies — was accused of killing 56-year-old Ena Grant while she worshipped at a church in Land Lease, St Andrew, in June 2004. Police and eyewitness reports at the time said he entered the church, pointed the gun at the senior citizen, pulled the trigger, but the gun misfired. Amid the chaos that ensued, with worshippers fleeing, Tyndale corrected the problem on the firearm and shot Grant dead.
He was later convicted of murder, for which he was given a life sentence.He was also found guilty of wounding with intent, illegal possession of firearm and shooting with intent, and received separate sentences.
“It is a normal human reaction,” said noted psychiatrist Dr Aggrey Irons in an interview.
“Such a situation is based on a lack of control… when there is a serious autonomic response, the autonomic nervous system just does that,” he said. “It is not because you are a coward, but something happens at the time that raises your level of awareness very suddenly.”
A medical doctor who opted for anonymity said that it was a natural reaction for something like that to occur, if that were the case with Coke.
“It can happen to normal individuals… the suddenness of that situation, where all the muscles relax and you lose control,” said the doctor. “Under normal circumstances when you do not urinate on yourself, it is because your brain is sending out signals of control. It happens all the while to people who are fearful… it is a phobia.”
Tyndale’s predecessor Andem, was also reported by the police as showing signs of nervousness when he was captured.
“He was trembling like a badly-tuned truck,” police superintendent Donald Pusey told the Observer at the time
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 ray christl 18 hours ago (1:55 AM) 91 Fans I concur since Dudus worked for CIA/seaga ,JLP.Most don’t know Labour(JLP) is the christian white church sumptuary law/conservative values of corportocracy.Shake-up for redirection of profits.

CubfanBudman 13 hours ago (6:57 AM) 279 Fans The CIA doesn’t have trials. So we go after Jamaican drug lords but not Mexican drug lords? He must have been cutting in on CIA profits.

davidariley 24 hours ago (7:58 PM) 55 Fans same way we can try pirates from SOMALIA here, but elected officials in nyc are too afraid to try khalid sheikh mohammed where the crime he conspired to commit happened.


 Duppy 23 hours ago (8:14 PM) 69 Fans do the pirates from Somalia and this guy have anything in common

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Seeking bragging rights?

Published: Saturday
June 26, 2010 1 Comment and 0 Reactions 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 is trying to ‘pretty up’ his CV [curriculum vitae] with all this boring talk about intelligence leading to Mr Coke’s being caught?”
In addition, I would ask: Is it possible that the commissioner knows that the reaction of the lawmen at the checkpoint was one of surprised inquiry, “A nuh you name Mr Coke?”, then to Al Miller, “Whoa, you a di big man?” suggesting lack of intelligence gathering by the forces who are now seeking to take credit for orchestrating Coke’s capture? If “intelligence” resulted in Coke’s travels being monitored from St Ann, why then was it that the smart police were scheduled to intercept Coke on the speedy Mandela Highway, long after he would have left St Ann? Why Mandela, sir?

Come clean
The commissioner should stop the posturing and come clean to the nation with what he knows. If it is that the cops did not relate properly to the circumstances, then Mr Ellington should not suggest that intelligence was behind the capture when he does not know. We are not a bunch of idiots and in all honesty, we know the negotiating in-competence and brutality of the police force, which is why they were incapable of hastening Coke’s extradition prior to the intervention of Al Miller.
The only credit which should be given to the police is for not succumbing to the dollars of some individuals who may have wanted Coke silenced, and this is no badge of honour at all. Perhaps the commissioner should be guided by knowledge that the truth has a way of coming out, and when it is revealed that mere coincidence resulted in Coke’s encounter with local lawmen, Owen Ellington, the man entrusted with rebranding a police force notorious for dishonesty and corruption, should resign.
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Mi seh mi neva even a go dash out  nothing bout it but di Jamaican justice system so slack mi really haffi lick out pan dem yet agen..KAW IT LOOK LIKE ALL EYES DEH PAN JMG.. Now Vivian Blake dead since year, di bredda Tony Blacks dead last year October, and di JCF did ”theorize” seh is a robbery…Was dere anything taken?? Unno fi stappit man , enuff is friggin enuff.. Tony Blacks who di people dem seh did a inform tuh jus like how Vivian do him ting… dem seh feelingz did  a carry fi some money whey blacks did get/tek from him because Vivian seh how him do more work ina di ting dan him and how him go get lock up and a tink him get longer time dan Blacks…Di streetz seh him sen him some man fi go kill di man ova di 200.000 us. Now mi see seh Star jus jus a publish article bout Vivian Blake to be investigated in the death of his brother..wtffffff?? Mi sure a neva now di so called authorities know who did kill Blacks, a nuh now dem a hear so wha now?? Wha unno a go charge di cyaakas?? When di story bus pan yah montssssssssssss ago and di people dem dash out di tings Gleaner neva see?? Cause one of dem representative surely log on pan JMG daily…and whateva naygah ppl seh if it nuh go suh it near suh… An mi waa know… is who or what dem a go investigate ina dis , who a go get charged .What is supposed to really be di outcome of this?? A stupid unno waa  look more stupid har wha??