Was the news in Jamaica correct in saying that 2 drug dealers died in a plane crash?
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KINGSTON, Jamaica (Dec. 23) — An American Airlines flight carrying 154 people skidded across a Jamaican runway in heavy rain, bouncing across the tarmac and injuring more than 40 people before it stopped just short of the Caribbean Sea, officials and witnesses said. Panicked passengers screamed and baggage burst from overhead bins as Flight 331 from Miami careened down the runway in the capital, Kingston, on Tuesday night, one passenger said. The impact cracked the fuselage, crushed the left landing gear and separated both engines from the Boeing 737-800, airline spokesman Tim Smith said. Crews evacuated dazed and bloodied passengers onto a beach from a cabin that smelled of smoke and jet fuel, passengers said. Rain poured through the plane’s broken roof, one said. Some 44 people were taken to hospitals with broken bones and back pains and four were seriously hurt, airport and Jamaican government officials said. American Airlines said two people were admitted to the hospital and nobod
Jamaica (AP) — A small plane crashed in a sparsely populated industrial zone of Jamaica on Monday, killing two suspected drug traffickers on board. Police arrested four men near the crash site with a large amount of marijuana apparently intended to be loaded onto the aircraft, Sgt. Jubert Llewelyn said. Drug smugglers often use wide roads near industrial companies as illegal… Sources: http://www.newsday.com/2-alleged-drug-dealers-die-in-jamaica-plane-crash-1.
