

More than 30 gangs in Kingston's western neighborhoods engage in violent conflicts following the 2010 extradition of drug lord Dudus Coke.
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More than 30 gangs in Kingston's western neighborhoods engage in violent conflicts following the 2010 extradition of drug lord Dudus Coke.
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In Denham Town, Kingston, a group of reformed gangsters confronts the violence that erupted after the 2010 extradition of drug lord Dudus Coke. The western neighborhoods of the city have become battlegrounds for teenage gangs, engaging in deadly conflicts over trivial disputes. These former gang members work to mediate between rival factions, striving to restore peace in their community. Their efforts reflect a commitment to change in a city grappling with the consequences of crime and violence.
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Why Watch
- Meet reformed gangsters working for peace in Kingston.
- See the impact of Dudus Coke's extradition on local violence.
- Find out how former gangsters confront gang culture.
Did You Know
- Dudus Coke was extradited to the US in 2010, leading to increased violence.
- Teenage gangs in Kingston engage in deadly conflicts for trivial reasons.
- The documentary features reformed gangsters from Denham Town as mediators.
- The film runs for 59 minutes and was directed by Amanda Sans Pantling.
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What event triggered violence in Kingston, Jamaica in 2010?
The extradition of drug lord Dudus Coke to the United States triggered violence in Kingston, Jamaica.
Who are the peacekeepers in the documentary 'Last Street'?
A group of reformed gangsters from Denham Town serve as peacekeepers in the documentary.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Last Street'?
The documentary 'Last Street' has a duration of 59 minutes.
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