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Another Fake Cop Cartoon

news — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:13:00 +0000

Another fake cop cartoon by Clovis which was featured in today’s Chat newspaper. In the cartoon below, Col. Trevor McMillan (Minister of National Security) asks a line policemen “will the real policemen step forward”.

How To Spot A Fake Cop

news — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 21:04:59 +0000

Today’s Las May cartoon in the Gleaner newspaper is more about the recent discovery of a ‘fake cop’ in Montego Bay. Here Las May tries to depict how to spot a fake cop.

Man Pretends To Be A Policeman – For 6 Months!

news — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 22:28:06 +0000

Today’s Gleaner has an outrageous story about a man who worked as a policeman at the Mt Salem Police Station in Montego Bay for six months, carrying an M16, a legitimate police badge, ID and denim uniform, patrolled the streets of Montego Bay and fooled all his colleagues and superiors into believing that he was actually a policeman.

How can you get away with such an impersonation for such a long time? He is Courtney Grayson of Hendon, Norwood in St. James, and he has been arrested and charged for impersonating a police officer and unlawful possession of property. See the full story here.

Man Arrested For Impersonating A Police Officer

news — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 20:17:36 +0000

In what is said to be the third such incident in recent times, a man has been arrested in the Half-Way Tree division for impersonating a police officer.

Charged with impersonating an officer and simple robbery is Ricardo Walker, otherwise called ‘Ricky’, a 27-year-old paralegal of a Kintyre Road, Kingston 6, address. According to the police reports, on December 13, 2008, at about 7:40 p.m., in Clock Tower Plaza , Half-Way-Tree, the accused man, posing as a policeman, approached the complainant and accused him of being involved in a bus robbery.

The accused reportedly held his waist as though he had a gun, and dragged the complainant by the waist to Waterloo Road. It is alleged that he threatened to kill the complainant, and then proceeded to rob him of J$10,000 and a cellular phone valued at J$3,500. He then told the complainant to run.

A report was made to the police and the area was searched. The accused was pointed out by the complainant and held by the police in the Half-Way-Tree Square. None of the stolen items were however recovered.

He will appear in court soon.