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Jamaican Kingpin Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke’s Son In Hospital After Being Shot In Kingston

According to the Jamaica Gleaner, the younger Coke was among a group of Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) supporters gathered at a plaza in west Kingston when he was shot in the upper part of his body.

The shooting triggered fears among residents of reprisal attacks.
However, head of the Kingston Western Police Division Superintendent Howard Chambers says a number of measures have been put in place to ensure there is no escalation of violence in the area.

Among them is the deployment of additional police personnel along with members of the Jamaica Defence Force to hotspots and a curfew which will remain in place.
Chambers says the police are continuing their investigation into the circumstances under which Coke was shot and are urging persons who were present to come forward and assist investigators.

According to the media mill, there had been earlier reports that the the incarcerated Shower Posse leader, Dudus, had committed suicide while in U.S. prison.

ThePenHustler.com has verified that those rumors are FALSE.

— The police have said there is no truth to the rumours that former Tivoli Gardens strongman Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke committed suicide in a United States prison.

In a news release Saturday, the police dispelled the rumour, which is being circulated across the media landscape.

The police categorically stated that it is false, as Jamaica Constabulary Force’s international law enforcement partners have confirmed and assured them that there is no truth to the assertion.

The police also discouraged the spread of such rumours, advising the public to desist from making such “frivolous and mischievous” statements that could lead to “unwarranted panic and anxiety in some quarters”.

Illinois Repo Man Tows Couple’s Car Then Pays It Off

An Illinois repo man ended up helping a couple pay off their car after he was sent to their home to repossess the vehicle, KTLA sister station KTVI in St. Louis reported this week.

Repo man Jim Ford, co-ower of Illini Asset Recover, wears his company name on his back, and his heart on his sleeve. His job is to “take cars … from people who don’t pay.”

“’I’ve been shot at, ran over, just about everything you can imagine,” he said. “I haven’t been stabbed yet.”

There’s not a place on the map Ford hasn’t traveled to repossess somebody’s car for a bank. But he wasn’t prepared for what he saw when he arrived at the Illinois home of Stan and Pat Kipping.

“You know, it was just one of those repos,” Ford told KTVI. “My grandparents are gone, but you know – I could see them in the Kippings. I knew what was going on. The cost of their medications have doubled or tripled, and I know that’s happening to everybody. I knew why they were behind.”

“We had to go to the doctor, drug store, and grocery,” said Pat Kipping. “That’s about all we ever got to do.”

And now their transportation was gone. Ford did repossess their car, but then he immediately got on the phone with the bank.

“I pulled over about a block away from their house and called the bank and said… we got to do something,” Ford said. “How about I just pay it current right now?”

Ford promptly set up a GoFundMe account.

He said, “We raised most of it in the first eight hours. I think might just reactivate it, because they are a lot of people who keep asking to donate.”

On Monday, the Kippings got their four-wheel freedom back.

“It’s just like hitting the lottery,” said Stan. “I’m just so happy, I can’t believe it.”

In addition to paying the vehicle off, Ford and his fellow benefactors got the oil changed and had the car detailed.

“We owe a drugstore $500,” said Pat. “We owe IGA, our grocery store, money. And then this happened. It’s made me think that there are very good people out there, and it’s not all bad.”

Video Captures Violent Fight Between Black Friday Shoppers At California Mall

Welp! Tis the season! According to KTLA– Black Friday turned violent for a group of shoppers at a crowded mall in Modesto when a fight broke out near a JCPenney store on Thanksgiving night.

The incident occurred at the Vintage Faire Mall while the Black Friday shopping rush was well underway, videos posted to Twitter and YouTube showed.

Marco Sebastian, who witnessed the brawl, told CNN he was hanging out at the mall around midnight when he witnessed a large group of people fighting during a late night of shopping.

Sebastian didn’t know what exactly started the fight, but said eventually, security responded and stopped the fighting.

Police were not called to the scene, and there were no reports of injuries connected to the incident, the Modesto Bee reported.

Black Friday is one of the biggest shopping days of the year, but it has expanded in recent years. The annual retail mega event began in many stores on Thanksgiving evening — including the Vintage Faire Mall, which opened Thursday night — and will continue into the weekend.

SMH! You will never catch me out there on Black Friday for this reason. No sale is worth going to jail or “catching a body.”

Did you catch any of the Black Friday sales?

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