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BACK WHERE WE BELONG. 🔝

Is the combination of rum and energy drink (Special) healthy or dangerous? Share your thoughts, listen to what some persons say & read my piece in today’s Sunday Jamaica Observer newspaper. 🙏🏿

🚨 Erik ten Hag to ESPN NL: “In my opinion, Cristiano Ronaldo is undoubtedly a fantastic player and one of the greatest players of all time”. “But the truth is that, over the last seven or eight years, he has NO longer been capable of performing at that level”.

I'm never one to resort to hyperbole but Alcaraz is probably the best tennis player I've ever seen and I'm a Federer stan. I've never seen this level of tennis in my life

Who here has written a SINGLE WORD, with a pen or pencil in the past two weeks? I need a show of hands 🤚

Law enforcement officers assigned to the St Ann Traffic Department are investigating a three-vehicle collision that claimed the lives of three boys and a 17-year-old girl along Dacosta Drive, Ocho Rios, in the parish on Saturday, October 31. The deceased are: •17-year-old Shantana Leonard of Cardiff Hall, Runaway Bay, St Ann. •16-year-old Kenneil Lyle of Mansfield Heights, Ocho Rios, St Ann. •16-year-old Marcodine Maxwell, of Mansfield Heights, Ocho Rios, St Ann. •15-year-old Rajani Abdul of Mansfield Heights, Ocho Rios, St Ann. Reports from the St Ann’s Bay Police are that at about 2:30 a.m., two black C43 Mercedes-Benz motorcars were travelling in a westerly direction. It is reported that one of the vehicles attempted to overtake the other, causing it to veer into the path of a Toyota Vitz motorcar travelling in the opposite direction. Shantana drove the Toyota Vitz, with Kenneil, Marcodine, and Rajani as passengers. The overtaking Mercedes-Benz allegedly collided with the left side of the Toyota Vitz, forcing it into the right lane, where it collided with the other Mercedes-Benz. It is reported that the drivers of both Mercedes-Benz vehicles removed the licence plates and fled the scene. The police were alerted, and the occupants of the Toyota Vitz were assisted to the hospital, where all four succumbed to their injuries. The police are appealing to anyone with information that can help identify the drivers of the Mercedes-Benz motorcars, or with any other information, to contact the St Ann’s Bay Police at 876-872-7523, the police emergency number 119, or the nearest police station.