Jamaica Gleaner

The Gleaner Company Ltd is a newspaper publishing business based in Jamaica. It was founded in 1834 by Joshua and Jacob De Cordova. The main product of the company is The Gleaner, a morning broadsheet that is released six days a week. Additionally, they produce a Sunday edition called the Sunday Gleaner, along with an evening tabloid known as The Star. The company also offers weekly editions that are distributed in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

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Attorney for cops on trial challenges former Barnett Street inmate’s credibility

1 week ago | jamaica-gleaner.com | Christopher Thomas

WESTERN BUREAU:Attorney-at-law Martyn Thomas, who is representing two of the three police personnel on trial for Mario Deane’s death in 2014, yesterday challenged the prosecution’s eighth witness about apparent discrepancies between his current evidence-in-chief and a statement he gave while in custody at the lock-up where Deane was beaten.
Witness says cops ignored cries for help as Deane was beaten

1 week ago | jamaica-gleaner.com | Christopher Thomas
PROVE ABUSE

1 week ago | jamaica-gleaner.com | Livern Barrett

The group that represents used-car dealers in Jamaica has said that it has no evidence of members misusing demonstration licence plates and has challenged the Government to provide proof of abuse. Demonstration plates are issued to new and used-car dealers to facilitate the movement of vehicles from the wharf, showcase vehicles to customers, and for promotional purposes such as automobile shows.
Inmate testifies seeing accused cops the day Deane was beaten

1 week ago | jamaica-gleaner.com | Christopher Thomas

WESTERN BUREAU:A former inmate at the Barnett Street Police Station lock-up told the Westmoreland Circuit Court on Monday that he saw the three cops being tried for Mario Deane’s death, on duty at the facility, on the day Deane was beaten. The witness, who is currently in custody for unspecified charges, made the revelation in the trial of Corporal Elaine Stewart and Constables Juliana Clevon and Marlon Grant.
Child molester’s jail time cut

1 week ago | jamaica-gleaner.com | Livern Barrett

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Holness wins land title fight

1 week ago | jamaica-gleaner.com | Jovan Johnson

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Health authorities urge caution after washed-up chicken container looted in St Catherine

1 week ago | jamaica-gleaner.com | Christopher Thomas

WESTERN BUREAU:Following the looting of a refrigerated container of chicken that washed ashore in Hellshire, St Catherine, earlier this month, acting chief public health inspector for St James, Sherika Lewis, is urging residents in the western parish to consume meat only from certified and reputable sources.
Fitz Bailey’s appointment as TCI’s police chief signals regional crime-fighting commitment

1 week ago | jamaica-gleaner.com | Livern Barrett

Published:Saturday | April 12, 2025 | 12:08 AM Retired Jamaican police official Fitz Bailey says his appointment as police chief for the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) should be seen as part of a broader mission to enhance public safety and security throughout the Caribbean region. On Thursday, the Governor’s Office released a statement announcing Bailey’s appointment, which will be for three years.
Verbal clash at StJMC over mayor’s decision to remove political signs

1 week ago | jamaica-gleaner.com | Christopher Thomas

WESTERN BUREAU:Tempers flared at Thursday’s St James Municipal Corporation meeting after Montego Bay Mayor Richard Vernon shot down attempts by People’s National Party (PNP) councillors to challenge his authority to remove political banners and paraphernalia erected across the parish.
Police investigator shows court photos of blood spatter inside Deane’s cell

2 weeks ago | jamaica-gleaner.com | Christopher Thomas

WESTERN BUREAU:Forensic investigator Detective Constable Rickardo Evans yesterday concluded his evidence-in-chief in the Mario Deane trial, which is ongoing in the Westmoreland Circuit Court, by showing the court photographs he took of the cell where Deane was beaten on August 3, 2014. Yesterday’s testimony marked the 15th day of the trial of Corporal Elaine Stewart and Constables Juliana Clevon and Marlon Grant, who are charged in connection with the death of Deane.