The attorneys representing Patrick Powell, the businessman charged with the murder of 17-year-old Khajeel Mais, yesterday expressed disgust at what they claim was the discourtesy shown to them by the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
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Patrick Powell, the accused in the Khajeel Mais murder case, was remanded in custody until Monday when he appeared before the Home Circuit Court this morning.
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Fifty-year-old Patrick Powell, a businessman of Belgrade Loop, Kingston 19 who was implicated in the shooting death of 17-year-old Khajeel Mais on Friday, July 1, 2011 has been charged.
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The alleged refusal of the suspect involved in the Khajeel Mais case to hand over his firearm and ammunition to the police for inspection, has prompted calls for a review of the penalty for the offence.
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Below are responses from online readers to yesterday's story 'Social media could present threats to police probes':
I wish we could use the social media to get rid of our corrupt government the way Egypt used Facebook to remove Mubarak.
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THE POLICE's handling of the Khajeel Mais case has become the model to be used by investigators before they release the names of criminal suspects as persons of interest.
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I have been listening to the arguments relating to the releasing of the name of the X6 shooter, and I have one concern: Whose job
is it to find out the identity of the person and inform the public? Is it the job of the police, or is it the job of the media?
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The Jamaican police are known, too often, perhaps, to take serious and precipitous action. But raiding the homes of fellow members of the constabulary is not among them.
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Do we have one justice system for the rich and another for the not-so-rich and those who are not well-connected?
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Police investigators probing the death of 17-year-old schoolboy Khajeel Mais have been accused of double standards for their decision not to release the identity of the alleged BMW X6 killer as a person of interest.
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DEFENCE ATTORNEY Patrick Atkinson has called for the police to use the manner in which they have been releasing information about the killing of Kingston College student Khajeel Mais as a template for how they should handle similar cases in the future.
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I wish to respond to the article, 'Suspected BMW killer's wealth raises question', which was published in The Gleaner on July 8.
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HEAD OF the Criminal Investigation Branch, Assistant Commissioner Ealan Powell, and his team are now busy wrapping up their preliminary investigation before drafting a provisional warrant for the United States to extradite the driver of the BMW X6 implicated in the murder of Kingston College schoolboy, Khajeel Mais.
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The senior police officer whose home was raided by lawmen yesterday has denied any relationship with the suspect fingered in the killing of 17-year-old Khajeel Mais, sources close to The Gleaner say.
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The main suspect in the killing of Kingston College student, Khajeel Mais, is believed to be the owner of a Glock 9mm pistol, which preliminary investigations suggest was issued in 2003 at a St Andrew police division.
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THE PAIN remains unbearable. Uncontrollably, her tears flow. Allana Chevannes-Mais is angry, upset and sad by the killing of her youngest child, 17-year-old Khajeel Mais.
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Road rage has apparently claimed the life of yet another, this time an innocent, promising 17-year-old student Khajeel Mais.
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Mental-health experts have dismissed the idea of 'road rage' being a factor in the killing of 17-year-old Khajeel Mais by the owner of a BMW X5 last Friday night in St Andrew.
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WESTERN BUREAU:Doctors at the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH) worked hard to save 17-year-old Khajeel Mais' life last Friday night, and when nothing seemed to be working, one of the medics held the Kingston College sixth-form student and prayed.
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