Alleged Klansman member Tesha Miller will be deported on Monday January 19, 2015.

According Loopjamaica. Police in the St Catherine North Division are taking no chances after reports emerged that reputed top tier Clansman gang member Tesha Miller will be deported back to Jamaica on Monday January 19, 2015.


Miller was held by United States immigration authorities in September 2013 after he attempted to illegally re-enter the United States by boat. He was given a 28 month sentence for the breach.
Having served his time, Miller is set to return to the island against the background of a splintered Clansman gang which has been plagued by infighting among its operatives in a bloody battle for turf and extortion rights, which has been on again, off again for years.
Just last week, Miller’s younger brother, Craig Miller and another man, identified as Oral Wright were slaughtered in a community known as ‘Africa’ which runs off the Spanish Town bypass.
A third man was shot in the leg in an attack which police theorise is the continuation of the implosion of the notorious gang.
“We are taking no chances as we know Tesha Miller wields considerable power over a faction of the gang. We are prepared for any eventuality,” one cop told Loop News.

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