This Sunday MARCH 11,2012 , the DOWNSOUND FORCE will be at MANGO RANCH shooting their video. All motorcyclists and sexy girls are welcome. There will be every member of the DOWNSOUND out and about on Sunday including an open bar . The video shoot will begin at 3’30 pm so be sure to be there on time. If yuh sexy and yuh know it…GUH MANGO RANCH SUNDAY GO SHOW IT

Ayesha Olivia Niles Sentenced Over 30 Pounds Of Cocaine Hidden In Cake Mix Boxes At Miami International Airport

A British teen arrested at Miami International Airport with 30 pounds of cocaine hidden in 24 boxes of cake mix pled guilty to cocaine trafficking and conspiracy on Monday.

Ayesha Olivia Niles, who turned 18 three days after her October 21 arrest, received 364 days in jail from a judge who sentenced her as a first-time youth offender, attorney Robert Lamons told NBCMiami.

The London student will get time served from the time spent in jail after she was taken into custody following a flight from Jamaica. Authorities found the cocaine when Niles was selected for inspection from a customs line, surprising investigators with a rather elementary method of smuggling.

“Because of the enhanced screening at the airport, it’s rare to get people transporting that much drugs, let alone a girl that young,” Miami-Dade Police narcotics officer Maj. Charles Nanney told the Miami Herald in October.

Stranger still is the chance to forego all the delicious cake she could have made. Niles told police she did not know what the substance was that she was transporting, according to a Miami-Dade Police report, but “she suspected that the activity she was involved in was suspicious but she did not question it.”

According to the Miami Herald, Niles will be deported when her sentence is served.

Rye Police Capture Suspect after Chase

Rye Police Capture Suspect after Chase

The police chase in Rye yesterday that caused three schools to be temporarily locked down, ended with the arrest of a suspect near Playland last night.

It started at 12:27 pm, say State Police, when a State Trooper driving north on I-95 near exit 19 spotted a man speeding in a 2011 Dodge.

The driver, with a female passenger, was reportedly going too fast and changing lanes without signalling. When the trooper turned on his sirens, the driver revved it up and escaped off Exit 20 in Rye. The Trooper then lost sight of him, according to State Police Sgt. John Antinelli.

Rye City police set up a perimeter, and began chasing the suspect on local streets.

Antinelli says the trooper later spotted the car in a driveway on Oakland Beach Ave. The passenger, “an unwilling participant,” was still in the car. It was then that school officials decided on the temporary lock down, because Rye police believed he was running in the direction of the schools.

At 6:00 pm, Rye police received a call about an individual in a wooded area on Forest Avenue near Playland Market. Rye Police arrested 31 year old Julian Brown who had five outstanding New York City warrants on assault and drug charges.

Brown was charged with unlawful fleeing and traffic offenses and handed over to the New York City Police.

Rasbert Turner, Star Writer
A 21-year-old man who allegedly sexually molested his sister was granted $150,000 bail when he appeared in the Spanish Town Resident Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.

When the case came up for mention, his defence attorney told the court that his client is not a flight risk and would honour his obligation to the court.

He told the court that his client was young when he allegedly made the mistake and would not jeopardise the investigations in anyway.

Bail was subsequently granted on condition that the accused return for a preliminary inquiry on July 13.

The youth’s appearance in court arose from the allegation that since 2006 to this year he has constantly molested his sister who is now a teenager.

Family members got wind of the situation and reported the matter to the police.

An investigation was launched which resulted in the arrest and charge of the accused with breaches of the Child Care and Protection Act.

REALITY TELEVISION
My Crazy Obsession: How Many Cabbage Patch Kids Are Too Many? 5,000, Right?
By Tara Ariano on March 8, 2012 2:30 PM ET

TLC
As a fan of TLC’s My Strange Addiction, I’m not entirely certain where the line is between that show and TLC’s new documentary series, My Crazy Obsession. I guess Addiction is about people who do weird things in secret, and/or that the people who love them wish they wouldn’t do, whereas everyone in Obsession is pretty cool with whatever’s going on … except the viewer. Here’s a breakdown of one of the two stories in the show’s series premiere, which aired last night.

Who Is This Now? Joe and Pat Prosey.

Why Are We Watching Them? They have collected 5,000 Cabbage Patch Kids.

How Did They Get Here? I don’t want to draw a direct line from the Proseys’ daughter’s growing up, moving away, and having a child of her own to the Proseys’ practice of treating their Cabbage Patch Kids like actual babies, except I guess I just did.

What’s the Grossest Thing We See? The Proseys take one of their doll-kids to a store to buy him a toy, playing as though he is part of the choice and making the salesperson talk to him as though he were an actual child.

What Do They Think the Problem Is? Although they live in a 900-square foot trailer home and have built a custom, climate-controlled fortress for “the kids,” and even though they’ve spent more than a million dollars [Ed.note: What???] on Cabbage Patch Kids, accoutrements, and repairs, the Proseys don’t think there is a problem.

(But What Does an Expert Think?) (No expert is consulted, so I’ll field this one: It’s messed up.)

Why Has It Apparently Taken a TV Documentary to Address This Person’s Problem? Again, it’s not a problem, in the Proseys’ view. But if I were to learn that My Crazy Obsession exists because someone who lived in their town pitched the concept specifically about them and sold it to TLC, I wouldn’t be surprised.

What Does Their Capacity for Change Seem to Be? None — in fact, their behavior is reinforced through interaction with other Cabbage Patch Kids enthusiasts, up to and including play dates during which all the adults play as though the dolls were children.

What Are the Consequences If They Don’t Act? Eventually, they’ll probably lose all the friends who think they’re maybe a little bit too into their dolls. But they won’t care. Because THEY HAVE FIVE THOUSAND KIDS.

What Have We Learned? Lars and the Real Girl wasn’t so farfetched after all.