Junction cabbie facing assault charges for allegedly kicking female
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Junction cabbie facing assault charges for allegedly kicking female

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica — A 36-year-old taxi operator of Chocolate Hole, Junction in St Elizabeth has been charged with assault occasioning bodily harm after reportedly kicking a woman with whom he had a dispute.

Reports from the St Elizabeth Police are that on August 16, 2024, Dwayne Palmer and the woman were involved in a dispute when things became physical.

Palmer allegedly kicked the female repeatedly all over her body causing swelling, bruises and pain.

A report was made and Palmer was later held and charged following a question-and-answer-session in the presence of his lawyer.

A court date for him is being finalised.

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