Many Jamaicans are not convinced that the US$20,000 (J$1.72 million) being offering as a reward to anyone who can help to capture Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, the reputed area leader of the Tivoli Gardens community, is enough to make a difference.
The police had announced the reward yesterday for Coke who is being sought in connection with a extradition request to face drug trafficking charges in the United States of America.
Assistant Commissioner of Police Les Green said the figure offered was what the police can currently afford. "To a lot of people that is a lot of money," he said.
He said the police hope the reward will be enough to convince those with information to come forward and explained this was the most offered for the capture of a wanted person in recent times. He said: "We normally offer $1 million for wanted men and this time we did more. This is the highest in recent times."
That must be a typo, Dudus can pay more not 2 talk. U.S. want him, mek did chip in a few 100 thousand
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