Lawd massy, yuh hear de news what a gwaan roun’ de place? One big piece a drama just drop pon de island recently, and it have everybody head a spin from Negril point go straight down a Morant Point. It look like one Jamaican woman find herself inna some serious, serious hot water wid de big-time law enforcement over inna America. We talking 'bout de FBI, yuh know? Dem people deh don’t play when it come to dem business, and dem have her name write down inna dem big book as one a de most wanted people right now.
De FBI gone ahead and put her name right up deh pon de "Most Wanted" list, which is not a place where any sensible person want dem name fi deh. And if yuh tink dat is all, dem really want her bad, because dem put out a massive bounty of US$150,000 fi anybody who can give dem de right lead fi ketch her and bring her in. When yuh convert dat money to Jamaican dollars, yuh know seh a big, big money dat! Is enough money fi change a person life forever, so yuh know seh people ears a go start pricked up now all across de Caribbean.
De woman dem a look for name Tashane Chiquita Patterson, but some people might know her as "Chiquita." Dem federal agents inna de States a claim seh she involve inna some heavy-duty lottery scamming business dat reach all de way across de ocean. It look like she and her crew was targeting some elderly people over inna de States, telling dem seh dem win big money inna lottery, but dem just have to pay some "fees" and "taxes" first before dem can get de prize. Dem poor old people deh, some a dem inna dem 80s and 90s, lose dem whole life savings because dem did trust what she was saying.
Dem seh millions a US dollars gone through de window because a dis scheme, and de Feds dem not taking it lightly at all. De FBI out inna full force now, and dem not stopping until dem find her and bring her before de court. Dem suspect seh she might be hiding out right here inna Jamaica, maybe deep inna de country side or somewhere inna de busy city where she tink she safe from de law. Dem a warn everybody seh she should be considered dangerous, and dem want her behind bars as fast as possible to stop any more people from getting hurt.
It really a sad ting fi see how some a we own people choose fi tek de wrong road and end up inna dis kind a mix-up. We know seh times hard and people a try find a way, but dis kind a scamming business only bring trouble and shame to de country name. Scams like dese mash up people life, especially de vulnerable old folks dem who worked hard all dem life fi save a likkle sum fi dem retirement. Now de law a ketch up, and it look like de net a pull in tighter and tighter. If anybody know anything or see her moving roun’, dem better know seh US$150,000 is not a likkle bit a change fi be joking wid!
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