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Letter to the Jamaica Gleaner editor – Monday, August 31, 2009
From: Dehanna (dpwalker@can.rogers.com)
Re: Hoping for change in the police force
Dear Editor,
HAROLD MALCOLM’s letter, ‘Take Charge of the police force Mr Commissioner’, said it and summed it up nicely. I am a Jamaican who left the island when I was six years old, and even though [...]

The family of Constable Phillip Harris, a policeman who died in a motor vehicle accident three years ago while on duty, is yet to receive any money or assistance from the Government, however they are now getting help from the family of a policeman (Sergeant Errol Brown) who was killed in December 2007.
Harris’ son Renaldo, [...]

A new police station, which was constructed at a cost of approximately J$70 million, was opened yesterday in Bath. St. Thomas, by Minister of National Security Senator Dwight Nelson.
The spacious 5,427-square-ft station, was completed in May of this year, and boasts several modern amenities, including porcelain tiles, an automatic fire alarm system and a water [...]

42 year old district constable Stenneth Lampart, was arrested recently, and hauled before the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court on charges of assault and child abuse – stemming from allegations that he beat and broke the leg of his 9-month old child.
The child’s leg was reportedly broken in two places and was at home for [...]

Speaking yesterday during a post-Cabinet meeting at Jamaica House, Prime Minister Bruce Golding said it is unfair and unreasonable for the police and teachers to be clamoring for salary increases, when both groups benefited from what he said were “significant” top-ups in the almost two years that his administration has been in office.
Prime Minister Golding [...]