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[Islandman]

Me nuh know why me did think Plush was a she.

My mistake? If so my apologies.

[Sir X]

Jamaican alleged drug lord 'Dudus' extradited to US

Page last updated at 17:44 GMT, Thursday, 24 June 2010 18:44 UK

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Mr Coke was detained on Tuesday after a long manhuntSuspected Jamaican drug lord Christopher "Dudus" Coke has been extradited to the US, where he is wanted on drug and gun-trafficking charges.
Mr Coke was taken to the airport in Kingston after waiving his rights to challenge the extradition.
He faces life in prison if convicted on charges filed against him in New York.
Attempts to capture him in May led to clashes in which scores of people died. He was finally detained on Tuesday.
On Thursday, Mr Coke, aged 41, made a brief appearance before a Jamaican judge to announce that he was waiving his rights to challenge the extradition.
Mr Coke said he believed he could win the case in the Jamaican courts.
But he added that he would go to the US to stand trial for the sake of his family, the people of Tivoli in west Kingston and Jamaica.
"Everyone, the whole country, has been adversely affected by the process that has surrounded my extradition and I hope that my action today will go some way towards healing all who have suffered," he said in a statement.
The US justice department says Mr Coke is one of the world's most dangerous drug lords, but his supporters say he is a community leader.
Tivoli Gardens clashesMr Coke is accused of being the leader of the notorious Shower Posse, which US authorities say operates an international drug and gun smuggling network. It has also been blamed for numerous murders.
Armed Jamaican police tried to seize Mr Coke in MayThe pursuit of Mr Coke has shed light on the links between politicians and gang leaders in Jamaica.
Prime Minister Bruce Golding is said to have relied on Mr Coke to turn out the vote at election time in the Tivoli Gardens district he represents in parliament, and which the Shower Posse controls.
When Mr Coke was first indicted in the US last August, Mr Golding initially fought the extradition, arguing that it was based on flawed evidence.
But after months of delays and amid growing local and international criticism, he agreed to extradite the suspect and signed an arrest warrant in May.
However, gunmen loyal to Mr Coke in Tivoli Gardens barricaded the streets and mounted attacks against the police.
A state of emergency was declared and more than 70 people were killed in four days of gun battles, during which Mr Coke was able to escape. The security forces have since been accused of using excessive force.

[MdmeX]

So are all those women who "will die for Dudus", now preparing to SWIM to America

[Don1]

He decided to un-recuse himself yesterday.

what excuse for the un-recuse?

[Islandman]

I never heard one. Maybe his daughter was otherwise engaged so he had to fill in.

[Lionpaw]

what excuse for the un-recuse?

him dweet jus fi mek a quick public statement. him soon de-unrecuse himself again.

[ReggaeMike]

Maybe Dudus never trust Foote to make that public statement and not bungle it?

[Lionpaw]

Foote have sense? wha day mi see di man appear a court wid him clothes ruffle up and one big ol duffle bag over him shoulder. now I didn't pass the Bar or nuttin but wha di duffle bag fah?

[Don1]

Foote have sense? wha day mi see di man appear a court wid him clothes ruffle up and one big ol duffle bag over him shoulder. now I didn't pass the Bar or nuttin but wha di duffle bag fah?

Yuh nuh kno seh lawyer always ave a bag-a-lie wid dem??

[Mosiah]

heh heh!

[Willi]

Well ah see yuh survive downtown Joburg!

My BRO TELL MI DAT ALL AH rRSA noice NOW! Everything cleaned up and neat like seh is Xmas. LoL