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Speaking yesterday, during the Jamaica Police Federation’s conference at the Sunset Jamaica Grande Resort in Ocho Rios, St. Ann, Minister of National Security Dwight Nelson announced plans to erect a Wall of Honour for all the police men and women who have been killed in the line of duty. According to Nelson, cops killed in [...]

Today’s Gleaner newspaper, has an extensive feature about the work being done by Sergeant Nicholas Charlton in the community of Tivoli Gardens. It may have been Prime Minister Bruce Golding hosting a fun day for the children of Tivoli Gardens, west Kingston, but the real rock star at the event was police Sergeant Nicholas Charlton [...]

FirstCaribbean Bank, which opened a branch in Portmore in October 2009, yesterday presented the 100 Man Police Station in Greater Portmore with a number of office desks and chairs in order to assist the police with the the police station’s administrative functions. To them we say kudos for this effort.

In May of this year, the Darling Street police station was severely damaged after it was firebombed during the civil unrest around the time that the security forces were attempting to apprehend Tivoli Gardens strongman, Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke. Initial reports indicated that it would cost approximately $8 million to repair it, and just yesterday, three [...]

Speaking two days ago, at a Jamaica Chamber of Commerce Civic Affairs Committee function, Superintendent Terrence Bent (transitional commander with responsibility for west Kingston) announced that the police will be using new strategies in the inner-city West Kingston communities (Tivoli Gardens, Denham Town, Hannah Town and Matthews Lane) in order to improve their relationship with [...]