Few women firing but many calling the shots in gangs, facilitating money, murder, mayhem
They may not be the ones pulling the trigger or bludgeoning those who dare test their authority. Still, women in Jamaica’s most organised crime syndicates play roles that are no less deadly, and heinous, and which continue to challenge law enforcement.
They operate under a different code; one usually buttressed by familial or intimate ties with Jamaica’s most ruthless. So, their loyalty is unshakeable, and so, too, is their silence. With perceived immunity from hassle by a mostly male…
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