JamaicaObserver.com: "BLOCKADES were erected at all entrances to Tivoli Gardens yesterday, a sign of the heightened tension in the capital city after Prime Minister Bruce Golding announced Monday night that the attorney general would be signing the authorisation for the extradition process to begin against West Kingston strongman Christopher 'Dudus' Coke.
'The place just tense. We all a keep our fingers crossed,' said one man in downtown Kingston, the city's business district where some stores re-opened after closing early on Monday after word spread that the Government had signed the extradition request."
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'The place just tense. We all a keep our fingers crossed,' said one man in downtown Kingston, the city's business district where some stores re-opened after closing early on Monday after word spread that the Government had signed the extradition request."
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