Security measure heightened around Gordon House
UNIFORMED and plainclothes security personnel swarmed the
vicinity of Gordon House for today's sitting of the House of
Representatives less than 24 hours after Prime Minister Bruce Golding
announced that authorisation had been given for extradition proceedings
to begin again Christopher 'Dudus' Coke.
The security presence appears to have been beefed up to ward off any
threats to the security of Members of Parliament who attended this
morning's sitting of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC).
There are fears that violence could break out in downtown Kingston, the
domain of Coke, who has been indicted by the United States for
conspiracy to distribute cocaine and arms trafficking.
From early this morning, security personnel began streaming in on the usually quiet proceedings of the PAC.
The personnel include increased numbers of snipers atop George William
Gordon House, with clear views of the entire area around the House,
uniformed men and women of the Jamaica Constabulary Force and
plainclothes officers.
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