"Even out a di water mi see police a come from".
By Kon-Vick
OutAroad.com Writer
Popular dancehall session Prendies On The Beach last night was certainly not the place to be as patrons were search in side out by the Jamaican Defense Force and the Police Force.
According to one patron who sent OutAroad.com an email early this morning claims that she was shocked with what took place on the beach last night.
“Mi nuh love what gwaan because mi guh fi enjoy mi self and then planned to left early so mi could wake up in time to go work - but by the time mi fi do that, mi nuh know where so much soldiers and police come from. Helicopter, Tanker, even out a di water mi see police a come from.
Even though some patrons might be upset that their fun came to an abrupt end, others are praising the police and soldiers for their new way of fighting crime.
Between late 2007 and January 2008 more than four sessions have been raided by soldiers and cops in search of illegal guns and wanted men. Some of the events that have been raided so far are Mavado’s Birthday Bash, Asylum Night Club, Quad Night Club, a session held in Clarendon to name a few.
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Posted on January 7, 2008 10:31
this how jamaica must run and a bet you by the new few months not one nuh bring no guns to dance or party, big to all the cops and soldiers who was a part of the operation
Posted on January 7, 2008 10:42
nice job well done and that girl who talking bout she upset mi can tell seh you nuh have nothing name sense or maybe you a smuguller you is a damn foool or wah left the cop and soldiers mek dem work
Posted on January 7, 2008 11:02
it`s because they went on with thier foolish behaviour last week why the police had to come back this week,i was there last week and trust mi i never like what a gwaan. as soon as di man dem hear the kartel and movado tune dem start play a pure shot start fire.
Posted on January 7, 2008 11:04
yow the police them get serious mi would like deh at any event and that happened because just imagine how long you of to wait fi get search, miwould fight fi get search first
Posted on January 7, 2008 11:14
is the very own patrons who go to these events causing this on themselves because them bad everybody want to be bad good work law officers and big up outaroad.com for keeping us updated
Posted on January 7, 2008 11:28
all i can say is nice job there is nothing else better to say and mi nuh sorry fi who was there if this is what the police need to do to make things better then go head
Posted on January 7, 2008 11:33
the woman who is cussing har son or family a must bad man or engage in a some kind of illegal activities, how heck you must be cussing you should glad that the cops and soldiers are doing there jobs
Posted on January 7, 2008 11:33
i would like to say respect to the men and woman in the Jamaican law force, who risk their lives for the safety of others.as a Jamaican who is currently living in Canada all i red about online or even or in the Jamaican paper is pure crime and violence.we need to start the fight to save our country,cuz when forien kick us out we have no where else to go but back to where we are from.so big up to the those who want to go out and have fun,and know that you would like to go back home safe and sound over and over again!!
Posted on January 7, 2008 12:17
along time them things yah should a gwaan because too much gangsta walk to freely in jamaica them must not have time to party amongst innocent people good for uhno badness nuh pay
Posted on January 7, 2008 12:21
safety comes first and if thats how they have to move by all means MOVE. something has to be done, bottom line.
Posted on January 7, 2008 12:25
We need a better Jamaica,So if a So a So. Jamaica need some kind a strategy fi deal with crime.People have a right to be safe.
BLESS
Posted on January 7, 2008 12:44
Rastafari...unno ere wha peta metro seh whey day a giants of da 80's?, well police n soleja a go follow up pon dat...dis a no 2008, dis a 2000&love, wi haffi bring back some sanity inna jamdown...nuh matta ow it look right now, good ago conquer evil...jus a pity seh good haffi get search fi fine di bad. BLESS UP UNNO SELF GOOD POLICE N SOLEJA.
Posted on January 7, 2008 14:15
"......yuh spread yuh bed hard, yuh lye pon it hard". At the end of the day, if some of us did know how to comport ourself in public.Inocent people wldn't have to get caught up in situations like this. I am patriotic jamaican and sometimes it so embarassing to hear abt things tht are taking place back home.Congratulation to the clean cops for doing there jobs. 2000 & love straight, no 8 run ere!!!!!!!!!!
Posted on January 7, 2008 15:33
pressure them police and soldiers a so them kill me friend a dance, fire shot a salute song. i was at a dance new year the dj a beg them to stop fire shot in the dance.
Posted on January 7, 2008 17:57
in order to maintain one order in JA we av 2 start sumwhere so i dont av a problem with the cops and soldiers doin their jobs everyday jamaican people a bawl fi a change and a call up on authorities now when they are taking a step to make a change people are complaining u can never plz us trus mi wat the cops are doing will benefit us cuz now the ole gun bag dem know them affi stop wid the f**kry ...it burn mi sumtime wen u see some nastiness a bus up shot a dance bout forward a them a di same one a kill off wi pickney dem...big up to the police and soldier dem continue unu plan
Posted on January 8, 2008 14:36
We brought this all on ourselves, this country getting out of hand still, we need a lockdown....big up to the security forces, we need to weed out the criminals and the guns, i support this 100%