PM faults other countries for deporting criminals to Jamaica By STEVENSON JACOBS, Associated Press June 17, 2004 KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica's prime minister said Wednesday that countries should take responsibility for their problems instead of deporting hundreds of Jamaican criminals to the island each year. P.J. Patterson's comments came less than a week after British officials said they would send home hundreds of Jamaicans behind bars in Britain to cut costs and ease overcrowding. The plan has angered some Jamaican officials who worry the influx will add to the Caribbean island's crime woes. Speaking at a conference of overseas Jamaicans...