Ras I-Maric Ft Jah Thunder STOP DI CRIME

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My people of Jamaica this is not a joke thing or seeking any fame appraisals! I wrote this song because of the crime and murders that took place in my community & across the island  last year 2017, and to tell you I was really affected by it! Please if you stand for peace love help me share this song around to reach out all over Jamaica #stateofemergency



More than 1,265 people have been murdered since the start of the year; making the country’s murder rate increase by 26 percent over the similar period last year.
Nationwide News has obtained the latest crime statistics, from January up to October 15 this year, from the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Corporate Communications Unit, CCU.
Superintendent Stephanie Lindsay is head of the CCU.
She says the St. James Police Division is leading the chart with 235 murders. It’s followed by Clarendon with 131, and St. Andrew South, 124 murders.


Ras I-Maric Ft Jah Thunder 
STOP DI CRIME
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The murder tally continues to spiral as police figures show at least 38 homicides have been committed since the start of the year.
Police statistics show that for the first six days of the year, there were 38 murders, 16 shootings and 17 robberies.



This is compared with 23 murders, 18 shootings and 16 robberies over the similar period last year.
Jamaica closed 2017 with 1,616 murders, one of the highest homicide figures on record.
St James in the western section of the island led with 335 murders, followed by Clarendon with 168 and Westmoreland with 147. 

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