'Dudus' apigwa nyundo 23 kwa shtuma za madawa ya kulevya!

[Ab-Titchaz]

In this June 24, 2010 file photo, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents bring Jamaican drug lord Christopher "Dudus" Coke from the Westchester County Airport to a waiting vehicle, in White Plains, N.Y. Coke, who pleaded guilty to U.S. charges of drug and gun trafficking, has been sentenced to 23 years in prison Friday, June 8, 2012 in federal court in Manhattan.

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The Jamaican drug lord whose extradition sparked a minor civil war on the island country that took more than 70 lives was sentenced today to 23 years in an American prison.

Christopher "Dudus" Coke, leader of an international criminal organization known as the "Shower Posse" or the "Presidential Click," had pleaded guilty in August to one count of racketeering conspiracy and one count of "conspiracy to commit assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering."

"From his home base in Jamaica, Christopher Coke presided over an international drug and weapons trafficking organization that he controlled through violence and intimidation for nearly two decades; enlisting an army of 'soldiers' to do his bidding," New York U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said in a statement today. "With his conviction, he is no longer able to traffic drugs in the U.S., move guns across our border, or terrorize people, and with today's sentence; he will now spend a very long time in prison for his crimes."

Before his sentencing Coke had asked for leniency, citing the supposed "charitable deeds and social services" he provided to his home community.
Coke was a popular figure among many in the West Kingston slums because of the money he spread around, allegedly the profits from his international drug operation. When the Jamaican government announced that it would cooperate with the U.S. and attempt to capture him in 2010, the communities allied to Coke began non-violent protests, then fortified their neighborhood with sandbags, threw up road blocks, installed improvised explosive devices and electrified fencing, all in an effort to block Coke's arrest.

A bloody war between local security forces and Coke's gun-toting supporters in the west Kingston neighborhood of Tivoli Gardens lasted a full month and killed scores of Jamaicans, including security officers.

A popular local preacher managed to arrange Coke's peaceful surrender to authorities on June 22, 2010. At the time of his surrender, Coke said that he chose to accept extradition rather than watch the bloodshed in Jamaica continue.

Jamaican Drug Lord Christopher 'Dudus' Coke Gets 23 Years - Yahoo! News

 

[zomba]

Natamani angehukumiwa China.

 

[Askari Kanzu]

Yamemkuta yaliyomkuta Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega. Kwa jela ya marekani itabadi asahaulike, ingawa kuna wajamaica wengi wanamlilia!

 

[KakaJambazi]

Afadhali, make wakifanikiwaga hushinda bar na dada zetu, huku wakituona sis mafala.

 

[ndetichia]

Natamani angehukumiwa China.

inawezekana bado wanamuhitaji ndo maana wamempa nyundo za kishkaji 23 yrs bonge la zali..

 

[FJM]

Huyo mtu amesumbua sana, alitakiwa miaka mingi zaidi.

 

[CHASHA FARMING]

Huyu jamaa ni Noma, Kule Jamaica wanamlilia si kwa sababu ya madawa ya kurevya, no, Dudu kwenye mtaa alio kuwa akiishi walimuona kama Mungu wao make alikuwa akiprovide social services ambazo serikali ilikuwa imeshindwa kuwapatia wananchi, Jamaa alighalamikia Maji, huduma na huduma za afya, kwa hiyo wana mlilia wakikumbuka wema alio kuwa anawafanyia pamoja na kwamb a alikuwa akifanya biashara za madawa ya kurvya

 

[IGWE]

Huyu jamaa ni Noma, Kule Jamaica wanamlilia si kwa sababu ya madawa ya kurevya, no, Dudu kwenye mtaa alio kuwa akiishi walimuona kama Mungu wao make alikuwa akiprovide social services ambazo serikali ilikuwa imeshindwa kuwapatia wananchi, Jamaa alighalamikia Maji, huduma na huduma za afya, kwa hiyo wana mlilia wakikumbuka wema alio kuwa anawafanyia pamoja na kwamb a alikuwa akifanya biashara za madawa ya kurvya

Kama anavyoliliwa lowassa kwao,monduli...kwa pesa ya kifisadi anayogawa makanisan

 

[Doreen22]

Sikutegemea kama hukumu yake itakuwa ndogo hivi, alivyokuwa mtu hatari na patashika iliyotokea wakati wa kumkamata, ilikuwa ni balaa

In this June 24, 2010 file photo, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents bring Jamaican drug lord Christopher "Dudus" Coke from the Westchester County Airport to a waiting vehicle, in White Plains, N.Y. Coke, who pleaded guilty to U.S. charges of drug and gun trafficking, has been sentenced to 23 years in prison Friday, June 8, 2012 in federal court in Manhattan.

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The Jamaican drug lord whose extradition sparked a minor civil war on the island country that took more than 70 lives was sentenced today to 23 years in an American prison.

Christopher "Dudus" Coke, leader of an international criminal organization known as the "Shower Posse" or the "Presidential Click," had pleaded guilty in August to one count of racketeering conspiracy and one count of "conspiracy to commit assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering."

"From his home base in Jamaica, Christopher Coke presided over an international drug and weapons trafficking organization that he controlled through violence and intimidation for nearly two decades; enlisting an army of 'soldiers' to do his bidding," New York U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said in a statement today. "With his conviction, he is no longer able to traffic drugs in the U.S., move guns across our border, or terrorize people, and with today's sentence; he will now spend a very long time in prison for his crimes."

Before his sentencing Coke had asked for leniency, citing the supposed "charitable deeds and social services" he provided to his home community.
Coke was a popular figure among many in the West Kingston slums because of the money he spread around, allegedly the profits from his international drug operation. When the Jamaican government announced that it would cooperate with the U.S. and attempt to capture him in 2010, the communities allied to Coke began non-violent protests, then fortified their neighborhood with sandbags, threw up road blocks, installed improvised explosive devices and electrified fencing, all in an effort to block Coke's arrest.

A bloody war between local security forces and Coke's gun-toting supporters in the west Kingston neighborhood of Tivoli Gardens lasted a full month and killed scores of Jamaicans, including security officers.

A popular local preacher managed to arrange Coke's peaceful surrender to authorities on June 22, 2010. At the time of his surrender, Coke said that he chose to accept extradition rather than watch the bloodshed in Jamaica continue.

Jamaican Drug Lord Christopher 'Dudus' Coke Gets 23 Years - Yahoo! News

 

[Yericko Nyerere]

Natamani angehukumiwa China.

Hehee china mchezo, hata leo cameron au obama anaswe na kete moja tu ya heroin msahauni duniani yani ni bisu tu, tena adhabu huyo hutekelezwa ndani ya masaa 24 tu tangu mtu ahukumiwe!

 

[Doreen22]

Halafu si mkubwa sana, kipindi anakamatwa nafikiri alikuwa na 33 or 37 years hivi, hawezi kuwa ana more tha 40 years old, wangemfunga hata 60 years tu, kama sio kumnyonga, yaani hiyo 23, nafikiri hata yeye mwenyewe anawacheka, rufaa ikatwe, hiyo hukumu ni ndogo mno, that person ni International drug dealer, wamemtafuta na kumpata kwa shida, damu za watu wengi zimemwagika wakati wa kumkamata, halafu afungwe 23 years tu