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Security & Strategic Review June 2010 (ISSN 1741-4202)
JAMAICA: 'Dudus' surrenders to US as the safest option
Just over a month after an arrest warrant was issued against
'garrison' boss Christopher ('Dudus') Coke [SSR-10-05], police took him into
custody. He was arrested at a police checkpoint on the Mandela highway between
St Andrew and St Catherine on 22 June, as he was on his way to turn himself in
to the US consulate in Liguanea, acting on advice from his lawyers, who had
recommended that he waive his right to an extradition hearing. Within two days
Coke was on his way to the US.
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