Dudus’ brother hurt in ‘prison bus’ crash
Apolice service vehicle transporting prisoners, including the brother of Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, crashed yesterday morning in the vicinity of Maxfield Avenue, resulting in injuries.
Information reaching THE STAR is that ‘Bommer T’, given name Lancaster Coke, reportedly complained of injuries after the crash which occurred shortly before noon.
Our news team gathered that while assistance was being rendered to the prisoners, Coke reportedly told responders at the scene that he was suffering from immense pain in his leg.
THE STAR gathered that the convoy was properly secured because of the risk factors involving those in custody.
A relative of Coke contacted THE STAR and said that they were concerned after receiving information that he may have suffered a broken leg.
The relative said: “They were being transferred from Constant Spring to Horizon. Someone at the scene of the crash told us that they saw him being assisted after the accident and he was yelling that he was feeling pain in his leg. We were also told that the police vehicles were racing and that may have caused the
Aaccident.”
When contacted yesterday, Assistant Superintendent of police Dahlia Garrick confirmed that there was an accident while the prisoners were being transported.
She told our news team: “There was an accident. No one was seriously injured. Manchester woman said she is warning job hunters, especially bartenders, to be on the lookout for tricksters who are posing as potential employers.
“Whole heap a wolf and pervert a walk round. A lucky me lucky me escape safe, and me will never do a next bar work again,” said Kim*.
Kim stated that little less than a year ago, she relocated to work at a hotspot in St Catherine after being unemployed for seven months.
Kim said the new job came with an attractive package, which included accommodation and food, and paid at least $4,000 more than what she was accustomed to taking home.
“When him (her employer) pick me up a Spanish Town, him seem decent but him tell me say me reach two days early cuz the next bartender never check off yet so him a go gwan make me stay a him house in the spare room. When him tell me say him wife overseas, it never bother me because the house full a woman clothes,” she said.
After working the first week, Kim said she was told that she would have to work another week because the other bartender was dismissed.
“Me still never find it strange because me know how bar ting go and me a say at least me money good for a next week. Me run out a clothes though and him give me some new outfits and say a him wife own dem but she never wear them yet,” she said. Things were going fine until her boss’ behaviour changed.
BOUGHT SEXY PANTIES
They (police) were in the process of transporting prisoners when they met in an accident.”
Garrick also said that “One officer complained of whiplash. That was all.”
The extent of the damage to the vehicle was not ascertained.
“When yuh a do bar work, yuh have to flirt with the customers so dem can buy, but Mr Man wouldn’t have it at all. Him all waan run out the customers dem and say dem nah professional and me start wonder if him is a madman,” she said.
Kim said her boss even bought sexy panties for her. But things got out of hand when she woke up one night to find him masturbating while standing over her.
“When him realise say me catch up on him, di man jump in the bed side a me and a say him wa me ‘help him out’,” she said.
Kim said out of fear, she allowed him to have his way with her. The following day, she left out for work but returned to Manchester.
“Me just cut ya man because me go thru a whole heap doing bar work but me never had to have sex with anyone for it,” she said.
She later found out from one of her customers that her former boss was never married and never lived with a female.
“Me all find out say a regular ting for him to deh with him staff and him probably think I was the same ting,” she said. “A bare sick people deh a Earth ya man.”