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Judge refuses prosecutor’s bid to eject media Original

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By Jason Cross
| Jamaica Observer
Prosecutor Kathy-Ann Pyke’s attempt on Friday to have the media excluded from the courtroom while she made a special application in the murder trial of six cops was rejected by judge Sonia Bertram-Linton. The cops are on trial for murder in the Home Circuit Court in Kingston, in relation to the January 12, 2013 shooting deaths of Matthew Lee, Ucliffe Dyer, and Mark Allen. The three were killed during an alleged shoot-out with the police on Acadia Drive in Barbican, St Andrew.
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Judge shuts down prosecutor’s “odd” request in cops murder trial Original

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By Jason Cross
| Jamaica Observer
HIGH Court Judge Sonia Bertram-Linton on Thursday shut down a request from prosecutor Kathy-Ann Pyke to have a superintendent from the Government Forensic Lab take a spent casing back to the lab for additional scrutiny. The request, which was seen by Bertram-Linton and defence attorneys as odd, was made during the Home Circuit Court murder trial of six cops in relation to the January 12, 2013 shooting deaths of Matthew Lee, Ucliffe Dyer, and Mark Allen.
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Lawyers drill witness over unmatched DNA

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By Jason Cross
| Jamaica Observer
ATTORNEYS representing six policemen on trial for murder quizzed a DNA forensic analyst on Wednesday about the possible source of an additional piece of DNA sample purported to have been taken from a car in which three now-deceased men were travelling on January 12, 2013.
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