Five more individuals charged along with ‘Livity’ Coke
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June 1, 2018

Five more individuals charged along with ‘Livity’ Coke

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The police are reporting that five more individuals have been charged with the March 12 murder of Patrick Davis also known as ‘Pee Boy’ in Rockfort, Kingston.

This brings the total number to seven as Leighton ‘Livity’ Coke and Micheal ‘Titty Man’ Christopher Coke Jr, were also charged with the same offence earlier this week.

The other five charged are: Lanchester ‘Bamma T’ Coke; Wayne ‘Ratty’ Peart; David ‘Alien’ Biggs; Delmarco Cephas and  Lesha Jones.

Lawmen said all seven will appear in court on Monday to answer to the charges.

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