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2 Cops Die in Jamaica Drug Dealer Show Down
KINGSTON IS UNDER SEIGE
AS ALLEGED KINGPIN’S SUPPORTERS CHALLENGE POLICE
Two policemen were killed and six injured last night in the violent showdown between Jamaican police and supporters of drug lord Christopher “Dudus” Coke, who are holed up in a barricaded section of Kingston. The cops were fired on as they responded to a call for help from a female motorist, reports the BBC . A state of emergency has been declared as supporters take to the streets, protesting the Jamaican prime minister’s decision to allow Coke to be extradited to the US on drugs and weapons trafficking charges.

NEW YORK – Jamaican gang leader Christopher “Dudus” Coke pleaded not guilty Friday to U.S. charges that he ran a massive drug ring in the Eastern U.S. from his Caribbean stronghold. The 42-year-old boss of the Shower Posse gang was sent to New York on Thursday under tight security after waiving extradition. His case had sparked street violence in Kingston that left more than 70 dead.
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The Maryland U.S. Attorney’s Office announced today the sentencings of two gang members, including the infamous Ronnie Thomas, known as Skinny Suge, the producer of the Stop Snitching videos.
In the video, Thomas said, “I can say what I want. F— the police. F— Patriica Jessamy. I can’t go to jail for that. This is how I feel. What y’all getting me for? Freedom of speech?” What they got him for was racketeering conspiracy, and he got nearly the maximum sentence.
The video came to symbolize Baltimore’s witness intimidation culture, and got NBA star and native Baltimorean Carmelo Anthony in hot water for a cameo. The player later apologized and said he didn’t endorse its message.
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