Former Prime Minister Of Jamaica Testifies About His Dealings With Druglord Dudus Coke

bruce-and-dudusFormer Prime Minister Bruce Golding testified yesterday morning that he personally knew Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke and had spoken with him on several occasions.

He says the last time he communicated with him was in December, 2007, when the Jamaica Constabulary Force told him that it was concerned about the presence of members of the St. James-based Stone Crusher Gang in Tivoli.

He said he surmised the police were apprehensive about going after the men in Tivoli, fearing the outcome of an operation. Mr. Golding said he sent a messenger to Coke, who sent back a message that there were no such persons in the community.

According to the former prime minister, the police insisted that their intelligence suggested suspects were in the area and carried out an operation in the area in January 2008 but the prime targets were not captured.

He said the circumstances affected his relationship with Coke.

Did Jamaican Gangster ‘Dudus Coke’ Inherit The Shower Posse Gang From His Father?

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Rare Photo: Christopher Dudus Coke as a young boy

Dr Raphael Thomas, pastor of the Annotto Bay Gospel Chapel in St Mary, says the Bible teaches that the sins of the father are visited upon the children to the third and fourth generations.

Coke, also known as the ‘President’ and ‘Strongman’, is the son of the deceased Lester Lloyd Coke, better known as ‘Jim Brown’, the progenitor of the Coke dynasty of dons who have ruled the west Kingston enclave of Tivoli Gardens for 25 years. Continue reading “Did Jamaican Gangster ‘Dudus Coke’ Inherit The Shower Posse Gang From His Father?”

California Rapper “Tiny Doo” Accussed Of Gangbanging And Faces Life In Prison For His Rap Lyrics

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Rapper arrested on conspiracy charges in connection with nine shootings between May 2013 and February 2014.

Brandon Duncan is on trial for his freedom and its all because of his rap lyrics, a very common occurrence in Hip Hop these days.

Duncan, who performs under the name “Tiny Doo” spoke to CNN about the conspiracy that he believes surrounds his case.


CNN reports:

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Rapper Tiny Doo faces conspiracy charges for lyrics. Photo: CNN

Song lyrics that glorify violence are hardly uncommon. But a prosecutor in California says one rapper’s violent lyrics go beyond creative license to conspiracy.

San Diego-based rapper Tiny Doo has already spent eight months in prison, and faces 25 years to life in prison if convicted under a little-known California statute that makes it illegal to benefit from gang activities. Continue reading “California Rapper “Tiny Doo” Accussed Of Gangbanging And Faces Life In Prison For His Rap Lyrics”