Cops hunt Lesbian "Shottas"

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Girls accused of shooting men in quarrel over women
Again The Star is at it with hearsay and innuendo……..anyway (with a pound of salt) read and decide (click image)

Why would a lesbian want to shoot someone if she wasn’t first attacked or harassed? hhhmmmm.

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COPS HUNT LESBIAN SHOTTAS – Girls accused of shooting men in quarrel over women

Dwayne Mcleod, Staff Reporter

The rift between male patrons and lesbians who attend exotic strip clubs has taken another twist, investigations by THE WEEKEND STAR have revealed.

In September, THE WEEKEND STAR published a story titled ‘Lesbians take over exotic clubs’, which depicted the feelings of men who claimed that they were being forced to take a back seat as women are given all the attention at strip clubs.

Now, it has been found that some of these lesbians now have men in fear of their lives following several recent violent attacks at clubs, reportedly stemming from arguments over women, as well as other altercations.

Checks with the police have found at least three recent incidents in which alleged lesbians were involved in violent attacks with men while at these clubs.

Acting like cowboys

“Some of these girls are acting like cowboys,” Detective Sergeant Carlton Urquhart of the Half-Way Tree police told THE WEEKEND STAR yesterday.

He revealed a recent incident during which a security guard from a popular strip club in Kingston was shot and injured following an altercation in which he was reportedly not involved. The police are in search of a woman known only as ‘Candy’ in connection with that shooting. The police say she is known to frequent exotic clubs in Kingston.

Police say on October 1 about 4:10 a.m., the security guard was shot and injured by a woman who left the club, returned and before pulling the trigger reportedly stated, “Hold dis fi yu fren.”

In confirming that the police are aware of these violent lesbians, Detective Sergeant Urquhart noted that the police had nabbed another woman in connection with the incident, but had to release her after the victim informed them that she was not the person who had shot him. The police say the woman shares a name similar to Candy.

Similarly, the Constant Spring police is also on the hunt for another alleged lesbian who is suspected to be involved in the shooting of a man along Red Hills Road about two weeks ago. The man was reportedly shot several times by a woman who then drove off in a waiting motor car.

Police sources say they have not yet to establish an identity for the woman, but say statements collected thus far show that the shooting occurred shortly after an argument at another strip club in St. Andrew.

“On the night the man was shot and injured, he was said to have been involved in a squabble with a woman over another woman…We heard that a woman got in a rage after accusing him of trying to take her woman,” a police source explained. He also spoke of a crew of women believed to lesbians who are said to come from a small community in St. Andrew.

According to the source, the girls are suspected to be involved in a number of violent incidents which took place in at least three well-known clubs. The incidents are said to have been sparked by arguments over women. These incidents are rarely reported, he however noted.

As a result of such incidents, some men have even admitted to putting their strip club visits on halt.

“Bway mi naw lie, di lesbian dem a get bad to worse…Dem dun a tek ova di go-go club dem wid dem nastiness, but it look like dem nuh satisfy, a badness dem a use now,” an irate sounding Kirk Hewitt, who claims he has been attending strip clubs for a long time told THE WEEKEND STAR.

Another male patron, Kevin Spence added, “Since di lesbian dem start get famous mi did kinda ease off but go when mi feel like, now mi stop go, mi naw mek dem murda mi ova dem woman dem.”

Exotic club operators chose to be tight-lipped on the matter but the police say they will be working towards ensuring safety by making regular checks at these venues.

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Doesn’t The Star understand that when they publish stories like this they are in essence inciting violence literally on anyone who “looks” gay including lesbians, who by the way have still not recovered from a previous story carried by the same paper in September on

Lesbians taking over nightclubs,
Many of them have been heckled and threats made to their person.
Just beyond us why this paper is so irresponsible?

LESBIANS TAKE OVER EXOTIC CLUBS

Men have been taking a back seat at strip clubs as women are being given all the attention, investigations by THE WEEKEND STAR have revealed.

Many men say they are being outdone and in some cases outnumbered by strip club-attending lesbians. To add insult to injury, they allege that exotic dancers now seem more fond of women.

“It look like wi haffi go ban di lesbian dem or gi dem one club fi dem self cause is like dem a tek ova ya now. Dem did always a come a club but now a dem a run di club dem an a dem nuff a di dancer girl dem interested inna. Dem naw pay wi nuh whole heap a attention again,” an irate sounding Kirk Hewitt, a patron at a club explained. Hewitt, 39, claims he has been attending strip clubs for a long time, but, like this reporter, was quite surprised by the turn of events at a club recently.

Groups of women were seen gathered at various sections of the club dancing together. They were soon joined by the exotic dancers who would play with them, leaving the men by themselves.

The women would wine and grind on each other, touching and even kissing, much to the disgust of some men who openly showed their displeasure by shouting expletives and rude comments at them.

Similar situations were witnessed at several other strip clubs.

“Yu si dem my youth, if some woman nuh strong inna di earth none a dem naw go lef fi nuh man get,” Andre Garrick, another strip club patron said. “A pure group a dem par eno and dem have up dem money suh di go-go dem nuh business cause dem a get fi dem ting.”

Money is the reason

Other male patrons agreed that money was the reason for them being outdone by the women.

“Dem gal deh money tall eno, a pure big car dem drive and fi dem table always full a liquor, plus dem nah ramp fi all tip di go-go dem wid some big money…True we as some hardworking man now a try play tight wid our own, di go-go dem naw badda stress demself ova we,” another said.

HAVE MORE FUN

But many of these women say they are just merely trying to have fun and are not trying to outdo the men.

“I go to strip clubs all the while, and it’s not a case where we are trying to overthrow men so to speak, it’s just a case where more and more of us are becoming more comfortable with our sexuality and want to have more fun,” one woman said.

“Men like to party, we like to party, men love to see dancers and we love to see them too,” another added.

When asked about her feelings on the issue, one dancer, who identified herself as Ginger, boldly replied, “Money talks bull… walks!”

Her views were echoed by other dancers. “A nuh seh wi naw pay di man dem nuh mind but a di woman dem a spend di money suh wi haffi go weh di money deh,” one added.

Clinical psychologist Dr Asquith Reid, said while money may be a pulling factor for this ‘girl on girl’ indulgence, as some females have claimed, people are generally just doing what they want to, be it in their homes or the strip clubs.

Reid said that immoral practices of this sort was nothing new but has got more widespread in recent times due to technological advances. “It seems more prevalent today because of the exposure that people now have to cable,” he said. “People are exploring these behaviours that they see, some may end up liking it while others may not.”

He noted that despite the behaviour of some of these women who trod the lesbian path or act in such a way in the clubs, they actually have heterosexual relationships at home.

N.B. In fact a the week following that publication at the very club some women were entering the establishment and they were harassed by the vendors on the outside and male patrons.