October 20 In Jamaican Police History
October 20, 1944 – a bill is drafted to constitute a police federation, through which sub-officers and men of the Jamaica Constabulary Force will be able to make representations to the proper authorities in matters affecting their interests.
April 20 in Jamaican Police History
April 20, 1948 – The first experiment, with a new type of tropical uniform for all ranks (below that of Sergeant Major) of the Jamaica Constabulary, begins with Constable Eric Sibblies of the Franklin Town Police Station. He has the honour of being the first man in the force to try on the new uniform.
December 8 in Jamaican Police History
December 8, 1976 – a police car is stoned in Rose Town, Kingston 13, injuring a policeman (but not seriously). The incident occurred while Councillor Portia Simpson, PNP candidate for the South West St. Andrew constituency, was keeping a spot meeting near the First Steet and White Street intersection. Policemen from the Admiral Town police [...]
October 20 in Jamaican Police History
October 20, 1944 – a bill is drafted and is introduced and dealt with at the present session of the Legislative Council, to constitute a Police Federation through which sub-officers and men of the Jamaica Constabulary Force will be able to make representations to the proper authorities in matters affecting their interests. Provision is also [...]
October 13 in Jamaican Police History
October 13, 1937 – the annual report of the police department for the year ending December 31, 1936, states that there were 20 cases of murder reported during the year, and 23 persons arrested. There were six cases of rape, and six persons arrested.