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PARTY TRAGEDY - Bartender’s death at Halloween festival leaves family, friends seeking answers The family of 22-year-old bartender Shaquille Borris Sproul said it is considering taking legal action against the organisers of the SCREAM Halloween Festival following his death while working at the event on Saturday night. Police sources believe Sproul may have been electrocuted. Reports are that Sproul was seen falling to the ground during the event, which was being held at Mas Camp in St Andrew. He subsequently became unresponsive.
Police: Ocho Rios crash cars reportedly had dealer plates The St Ann police have received reports that the two Mercedes-Benz motor cars that were “racing” in Ocho Rios, St Ann, before a weekend crash that resulted in the deaths of four teenagers were fitted with demonstration or dealer licence plates, the police commander for the parish has revealed. However, Senior Superintendent Carlos Russell, head of the St Ann Police Division, says that has not been independently confirmed. “That’s the intelligence that we got, but we cannot confirm that,” Russell told The Gleaner on Sunday.
Duncan: Productivity key to breaking Ja’s low-growth cycle Government Senator Keith Duncan has signalled that the only way for Jamaica to make a meaningful breakthrough to break the low-growth cycle dogging the economy for several years is to increase productivity. Speaking during Friday’s State of the Nation Debate in the Upper House, Duncan said significant groundwork has already been completed, as reflected in the country’s current macroeconomic indicators. However, he stressed that further efforts are needed to meet key targets under Vision 2030.
Gov’t says no parliamentary instructions defied in Cuba vote abstention Foreign Affairs Minister Kamina Johnson Smith has rejected an assertion by former Prime Minister P.J. Patterson that the Government flouted the authority of Parliament when Jamaica abstained from voting at the United Nations (UN) to lift the United States (US) embargo against Cuba. In a statement on Sunday, she insisted that the Cuban people deserve more than “an annual repeated expression of solidarity that has not achieved its central objective”.
Beyond the badge - Criticism can’t dampen Lopez’s pride in Glenmuir head boy appointment after years of hardship At 18, Melteno Lopez has already learnt that leadership comes with scrutiny. His appointment as head boy of Glenmuir High School drew criticism from some members of the student body, who believed other candidates were better suited to the position. The concerns of the group, whose size is unclear, were outlined in a letter to school administrators that was published online.