Allegations on the streets are that the shooting was intended for someone else . People are saying that , the person could not be found so Lefrac was targeted. Friends of Lefrac say that he was at home in bed and decided to stay with his family for the night. Simone, his children’s mother was at work, after being scheduled to work from 11’00 through to 7’00 am. Lefrac was said to have gotten a call to attend a party, he however dropped his children off at his mother’s house and left for the party. On their return from dropping off another young man they were met with a hail of bullets . Three of the men died , two names mentioned so far are Prezzy and Lefrac. The Lead NYPD officer who was on the scene after seeing Prezzy’s body were said to have said that it was the most gruesome crime scene he had ever seen in his seventeen years on the force. The undershirt the young man wore, was white but was soaked in so much blood that there was not sign of it being white before.
Simone, the mother of three boys who belonged to Lefrac left the hospital she worked at quickly and was out of sorts even before she arrived. She presented the officer with a picture of Lefrac and was allegedly told that they were unable to identify him by the photograph and he had no form of identification on him also at the time. The officer advised that the bodies would be taken to the medical officer last night and would be taken to the Queens General Hospital this morning July 8, 2012. Families of the men were told to visit the precinct for additional information on what would be needed to identify the young men. The mother of Prezy was said to have not known until late evening that her son had passed, she was told about Lefrac being shot but not about her son. Stay tuned!

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Cross-dressers held at St Ann fete
Only 11 ‘real’ women among 130 party-goers, cops say
BY HORACE HINES Sunday Observer reporter [email protected]
Sunday, July 08, 2012

FLORENCE HALL, Trelawny — The sun beat down on the large group of ‘women’ being detained under a shed as policemen and soldiers milled about, keeping them under guard, Saturday.
Some stood in stocking feet, their high-heeled platform pumps in hand, their garish make-up melting, their lacefront wigs still firmly attached to their heads. The see-through lace minidresses, shorts and tights in which many of them were clad were enough, under normal circumstances, to elicit a second glance, but even moreso yesterday morning, for these were no ordinary females.
Police keep a close watch on a large group of detainees, including males in drag, who were held in a pre-dawn raid of a party in Discovery Bay, St Ann, on Saturday morning.
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They were, in fact, crossdressing males who had been rounded up in a pre-dawn raid of a party that was in full swing at a night club in Discovery Bay, St Ann, on Saturday.
The cross-dressers, police said, comprised the majority of the group of about 130 partygoers taken into custody by members of the lotto scam task force during an intelligencedriven operation.
“This nightclub — which had 130 persons — in reality, there were not more than about 11 genuine females. We thought there were many females, but most of them are males dressed up as females,” noted head of the lotto scam task force, Superintendent Leon Clunis.
He was addressing members of the press shortly after the detainees and confiscated items were transported to the Trelawny police headquarters located on the premises of the Trelawny Multi-purposed Stadium.
The name of the club has been witheld by the police.
Fifteen vehicles, including a high-end Nissan Skyline, were also seized and a large quantity of drugs including ganja and ganja ‘spliffs’. Three laptop computers, video cameras and cellular phones were among other items confiscated during the operation.
Some of the detainees brazenly posed for reporters’ cameras.
The large number of males in drag, were of little consequence to the joint task force that carried out the raid, insisted Superintendent Clunis.
“While we have no interest in persons’ sexuality or sexual preferences… what we are saying is that as a task force we are dealing with crime and criminality in general, and we do not care who commit it”.
One person, whose identity has been withheld, has since been charged for a portion of the large amount of ganja found at the club.
Meanwhile, two men who were wanted by the police were among those taken into custody.
According to Superintendent Clunis, one of them was facing a charge of stealing electricity and had absconded bail. The other, said to be of a Kingston address, was taken into custody on a warrant for housebreaking and larceny.
Meanwhile, Superintendent Clunis revealed that during another operation in Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth, by members of the joint task force and the St Elizabeth police, a man alleged to be a prominent player in the lotto scam was held after he collected over $250,000 from a money transfer service on Friday.
“We just want to thank the members that were with us this morning and members of the Santa Cruz police who assisted in making our jobs much easier,” said the police officer as he challenged Jamaicans to partner with the police to rid the nation of the lotto scam which is ruining the country’s reputation abroad.
“Jamaicans, please get on board in this fight, because we are here to ensure that the integrity of the country is restored,” Superintendent Clunis pleaded, adding that the lottery scam task force would not relent in its pursuit of those involved in the scam.

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