Police Commissioner says Vybz Kartel’s gang is responsible for over 100 murders!

According to the Commissioner of Police  Owen Ellington, Vybz Kartel led a gang responsible for more than a hundred murders.

He made the following statements in an interview aired on RJR’s Beyond the Headlines and TVJ’s All Angles on Wednesday evening (April 9).

“Vybz Kartel led a gang which was responsible for well over a hundred murders and we have been telling the country this for a long long time.

Every time we moved against this gang we were criticized, we were condemned and we were accused of being malicious against this individual.

If you look at his defense; What was his defense? – That there was a conspiracy on the part of the police.”

According to a report by RJR, the Commissioner also revealed that it was his office which started investigations into allegations of extra-judicial killings by some members of the police force in Clarendon.

Elaborating, he explained that his office initiated the probe after its own information revealed that there were activities by some members of the force that needed further investigation. He added that once the probe was at a certain stage, it was then handed over to INDECOM.    (Image: Prime Time News TVJ)

“There was indeed a red flag… I ordered investigations, I ordered the transfer individuals and those investigations were well advanced before INDECOM made a public statement about it,” he asserted.

The Commissioner appeared to differ with INDECCOM in one particular respect; that of when might have been the right time to make a public statement on investigation.

“I would not have made a public statement at the time they spoke because I didn’t want to alert individuals of the possibility of an ongoing investigation. They have spoken,” he said.

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