KLANSMAN gang leader Tesha Miller was yesterday convicted and sentenced to 15 years in prison in what Police Commissioner Owen Ellington described as a victory for law and order.
The decision in Miller’s case was handed down at about the same time that the police scored another big win in its fight against crime with the recapture of Nicholas Nesbeth, also known as ‘Fire Key’, in Craig Town, Kingston.
Police said that Nesbeth was captured along with two other men — one of whom has been identified as wanted for a number of murders in the Kingston Western Division. The other man captured is Ricardo Jones, the brother of Christopher Linton, also known as ‘Dog Paw’.