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Ok...I get it why Laybarites are silent about the mayhem. Only when it occurs under the opposing Tribe do Tribalists of the other side show "righteous indignation". That indignation includes calling for the removal of the Security Minister etc etc 
Tribalism both promotes & protects violent crime....as well as prevents the national cooperation required to fix the problem
Dats one more reason why mi:
Cyaan tap bun out JLPNP Tribalists...A plague on the nation
Bloody Sunday In MoBay - Murders Climb To 310 As Panic Reigns
Published:Tuesday | December 5, 2017 | 12:00 AMAdrian Frater
The out-of-control lawlessness that has been plaguing St James continues to claim victims with alarming regularity as three more persons were murdered on Sunday, bringing the parish's runaway murder count to 310, which is 46 more than last year's then record of 264.
The killings, a continuation of the mayhem that reigned last week when seven persons were murdered in the parish, started in Dapper Lane, in Glendevon, shortly after 8 a.m. A man identified as Romaine 'Blacks' Robinson was pounced upon by several heavily armed men, who shot him dead and then fled on foot in the community.
"A some terrible gun de man dem a fire," a Dapper Lane resident, who said the ground shook with each explosion, told The Gleaner. "A more than six man dem killed pon dis little lane since de year start ... . De pickney dem traumatised, no pickney nah play pon de street again."
Tribalism both promotes & protects violent crime....as well as prevents the national cooperation required to fix the problem Dats one more reason why mi:
Cyaan tap bun out JLPNP Tribalists...A plague on the nation
Bloody Sunday In MoBay - Murders Climb To 310 As Panic Reigns
Published:Tuesday | December 5, 2017 | 12:00 AMAdrian Frater
The out-of-control lawlessness that has been plaguing St James continues to claim victims with alarming regularity as three more persons were murdered on Sunday, bringing the parish's runaway murder count to 310, which is 46 more than last year's then record of 264.
The killings, a continuation of the mayhem that reigned last week when seven persons were murdered in the parish, started in Dapper Lane, in Glendevon, shortly after 8 a.m. A man identified as Romaine 'Blacks' Robinson was pounced upon by several heavily armed men, who shot him dead and then fled on foot in the community.
"A some terrible gun de man dem a fire," a Dapper Lane resident, who said the ground shook with each explosion, told The Gleaner. "A more than six man dem killed pon dis little lane since de year start ... . De pickney dem traumatised, no pickney nah play pon de street again."
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