THE GLEANER MINUTE: Digicel may be forced | Transport Ministry contradicts PS | Deadly love triangle

#JamaicaGleaner DECEMBER 6, 2021: The prosecution in the Clansman-One Don gang trial says the court may have to use its powers to compel telecoms company Digicel to provide call data records…The Transport Ministry has contradicted its acting permanent secretary in trying to reject a Gleaner report that head of the Toll Authority Lerone Laing did not meet the minimum requirements for the job when he was appointed in April…The Department of Correctional Services is reporting that three wards of the state absconded from the Metcalfe Street secure Juvenile Remand Centre on Monday morning…A years-long dispute between two women over a shared partner ended fatally last weekend after 31-year-old nail tech Kayon Boyd, otherwise called ‘Pretty Kay Kay’, was stabbed to death…IN SPORTS: Football Administrators Carvel Stewart and Herman Cruickshank say the Jamaica Football Federation is taking too long to act on the recommendation of its technical committee to fire National Senior Men’s team head coach Theodore ‘Tappa’ Whitmore. For unlimited exclusive stories and value-added digital content, » Subscribe to Gleaner Premium: http://jamaica-gleaner.com/premium » Sign up for our newsletters to get local and world stories delivered straight to your inbox: https://cutt.ly/HzqfUA5 Connect with The Gleaner! » Like us on Facebook: Jamaica Gleaner » Tweet us on Twitter: JamaicaGleaner » Follow us on Instagram:   / jamaicagleaner   The Gleaner is the Caribbean’s leading news source, bringing you credible news and information that matter. From the latest in current affairs, breaking stories, sports, entertainment and more; we deliver all the information you need in print, online and in your social media feeds. Continue to enjoy The Gleaner video stories here... Jamaica Gleaner @JamaicaGleaner