This is Nicole in action in England she walk and take the man dem and then want to hype on the man dem woman, I refuse to rejoice over the fact she got turned back from entering the UK, but we also have to learn that actions bring about consequences, and if Lucky in fact did this, God will deal with him accordingly.

So people this shit is crazy look how samantha tek the people them babyfather and now look how him a f++ her friends this is more than karma lol moneytrain look like u love f+++ people and them friend

HEH HAYYYYYYYYY DAFFY YUH MOVE LIKE A LIGHTENING OOO..WIFE GET UP AND BAY TINGS

Monday, January 21, 2013

SO you decided to declare your love and make your relationship open to the public. You’ve changed your status on FB to “in a relationship” and you both can’t stop RT’ing all the amazing things you both Tweet all day long. How can this ever go wrong when it’s oh so right?
1. You will start tracking their status updates and Foursquare check-ins to know where they are, who they are with or to see if they were telling you the truth. It’s a rocky road you’re about to trod.
2. Did you break up and yet still have them on Facebook, Twitter and BBM? This is the beginning of the Apocalypse — a disaster in the making. Worse is when you start to use your updates and status messages as a way to piss them off or make them jealous. This includes posting pics of you with other women/men, which you know is going to upset them.
3. Even worse than your updates is when you begin to share all the things they did wrong in your updates, Tweets and status messages. No one needs to know your business and honestly no one cares. Stop subjecting everyone to the details of your break-up. Your online “friends” are not necessarily your real friends. Don’t get your wires crossed.
4. Then you begin to think the posts and subtweets are directed at you. Maybe they are, but ignore them. Don’t respond. Leave it alone and walk away as it will only cause the messy situation to drag on.
5. Don’t use your friends to keep track of your ex. Stop going on to their FB page or into their Twitter timeline to see what’s going on. Tell your friends not to give you updates about your ex. If it’s over it’s over.

PS: A shout out to @dearabby416 for the idea to address this topic.
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Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/magazines/allwoman/Social-media-and-your-relationship_13394067#ixzz2IfBHNKLh

Teacher charged for carnal abuse
Monday, January 21, 2013 | 7:47 PM

KINGSTON, Jamaica — A male teacher at a prominent primary school in the Corporate Area has been arrested and charged for carnal abuse.
According to reports from the Centre for the Investigation of Sexual Offences and Child Abuse (CISOCA) the 35-year-old teacher allegedly had sexual intercourse with an 11-year-old student multiple times between October 2008 and February 2010.

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The matter was reported to the school’s Guidance Counselor, who referred the matter to CISOCA.
An investigation was launched and the teacher arrested on January 13 this year. He appeared in court and was remanded in custody.
He is scheduled to reappear before the Half-Way-Tree Resident Magistrate’s Court on February 20th.

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/Teacher-charged-for-carnal-abuse#ixzz2IgNRSBm5

The bail application for two sisters, accused of defrauding their mother of thousands of dollars, was rejected on Friday when they appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court.

Charged with larceny from the person is Lisa and Maureen Clarke from Waterhouse, St Andrew. Both pleaded not guilty.

The court was told that sometime ago, the sisters stole an ATM card belonging to their mother, who is the complainant in the matter, though she did not appear in court.

Allegations are that they went to various ATM machines and withdrew cash, multiple times, totalling $690,000.

In seeking bail, their attorney Charles Williams, told the court that the women went to the police station by themselves while they were being sought.

Williams also said, “Your Honour, a mother’s love is unending”, to which Senior Resident Magistrate Judith Pusey responded, “Oh yea … well, my love has limits!”

The court also heard that there exists video evidence of the two conducting transactions with the ATM card.

The senior RM expressed, “We have pictures of them. It’s like a virtual movie. The cameras in the ATM machine pick you up at all angles.”

Their bail applications were denied and both sisters were remanded in custody until January 23, when the matter will again be mentioned.