KINGSTON, Jamaica – Reverend Al Miller pleaded not guilty to a charge of perverting the course of justice when he appeared in court.Senior Magistrate Judith Pusey adjourned the case to July 29.Miller had been charged after he was found in the company of Christopher Dudus Coke, who was being sought in connection with the extradition request by the United States for him to answer gun and drug related charges. (CMC)
Dudus pastor pleads not guilty
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