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[mauriceduncan]

There are many ingredients that contribute to CRIME and the building of Gangs in the Jamaica. Extortions is the main wickedness that our political leaders allow on its tax paying citizens so criminals and gangs continue to strive and build their criminal empires. Taxi drivers, bus drivers, truck drivers, delivery men, small stalls, stores, shops and even large factories has to pay millions in extortions. Also millions of our tax dollars are given to gangs, dons and criminals as contracts only for them to buy more guns and ammunitions and go to war against each other when there is a split or the sharing of the proceeds isn't right. For crime to stop in Jamaica all this system has to cut out! For crime to stop growing both political parties has to stop funding criminals and allowing them to ravage the citizens through extortions. Yes scammers and some artists contribute to the crimes as we see today, but they are all products of that don garrison system which can only be stopped by our political leaders who allows these criminals and gangs to strengthen and to rule the streets to ensure area stay loyal to their political parties. The don garrison system which politicians started is the system that is producing more gangs, kidnappings, extortions, rapes, robberies, shootings, murders and the excessive crimes we see today. People are scared of their own communities as more youths coldheartedly follow this system. To make matters worse is the poor outdated crime laws which is failing in the courts and the loose borders where high powered weapons still flow in easily into Jamaica arming these highly funded criminals and gangs. Which crime plan can work without 1st tackling these issues?...