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Letter to the Jamaica Observer editor – Tuesday, September 21, 2010 From: Karen White Re: Sergeant Wilson’s Statements – An Indication Of Change The Editor, Sir Sgt Wilson, speaking as trade union leader of the police force, made certain statements a few weeks ago – and this is an indication of change. Freedom of speech [...]

In today’s Jamaica Observer, columnist Mark Wignall weighs in on the controversy surrounding Sergeant Raymond Wilson’s recent comments: On September 1 when Sergeant Raymond Wilson, chairman of the Police Federation ripped into the ruling JLP administration, questioned its commitment to fighting crime and stopped just short of accusing it of cosying up with gunmen, he [...]

Letter to the Jamaica Observer editor – Wednesday, September 15, 2010 From: Owen Crosbie (oss@cwjamaica.com) Re: More on the Sergeant Raymond Wilson Matter The Editor, Sir While perhaps most of us have an idea of what a political statement is, such a statement is incapable of definition in the same way a straight line is [...]

Today’s editorial in the Sunday Observer newspaper talks about “Sergeant Raymond Wilson’s courage”: SERGEANT Raymond Wilson, the chairman of the Jamaica Police Federation, breached the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s rules on September 1 when he questioned the ruling Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP) commitment to fighting crime … while this space stands for law and order as [...]

Two days after Sergeant Raymond Wilson – head of the Police Federation – peppered the Bruce Golding-led administration at its annual conference, Karl Samuda – General Secretary of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) – yesterday hit back with a scathing broadside against Sergeant Wilson. Condemning the statements that were made by Wilson, the Samuda said [...]