Parnel
A high-ranking United States official says there is a series of extradition requests for suspected Jamaican criminals to be processed by the Government.
United States Assistant Secretary of State Arturo Valenzuela, in a question-and-answer session with local journalists at the US Embassy in Kingston yesterday, said the US was looking forward to Jamaica's response to the requests.
"We have an extradition treaty that has been in effect for over 20 years. It worked successfully for that time; we extradite, 12 to15, 20 persons per year; that continued even when we had the problem with the one high-profile extradition," Chargé d'Affaires Parnell said.
"Now that this high-profile extradition is over, we will continue to work together with the law enforcement community and as extraditions arise on either side, from either country, we will process them," http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/US-official-confirms--series--of-new-extradition-requests_7832780
WHO'S NEXT IN LINE?
Can anyone confirm the rumour that Mssrs. James and Vaz are the two politicians on the present list of extraditables?
ReplyDeletethat wouldn't surprise me one bit...80% of politricians need to be extradited anyway whether its drugs or local foul play...
ReplyDeletemi hear seh a big man inna di banking sector and a next one weh run a hotel chain deh pon di list
ReplyDeleteHe says they are always extraditing, does not mean its more high profiles, can just be the normal crooks, he said 20 a year I don't remember hearing about the other 19 because its not important.
ReplyDeleteWhy has the Roshawn Shaw debacle just died down, when there was supposded to be more information about to be released?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous 8:28 Is Roshan supposed 2 be extradited? Why r u mentioning Roshan under this topic? Check the other posts for where u can contact him about his "debacle" transilience,carnage or whichever synonym u wish 2 apply...Try n keep up that was over a week ago.
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