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Administration Officer at the Traffic and Highway Division of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), Deputy Superintendent Gary McKenzie, provides details on measures to reduce the number of road fatalities during a recent JIS Think Tank.
Administration Officer at the Traffic and Highway Division of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), Deputy Superintendent Gary McKenzie, provides details on measures to reduce the number of road fatalities during a recent JIS Think Tank.

Police Remove Over 300 Registration Plates from Defective Vehicles

The Traffic and Highway Division of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) has removed over 300 registration plates from defective motor vehicles since the start of the year, and a number of persons have been prosecuted. This comes as the Division...
Administration Officer at the Traffic and Highway Division of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), Deputy Superintendent Gary McKenzie informs a JIS ‘Think Tank’ about the number of road fatalities since the start of the year.
Administration Officer at the Traffic and Highway Division of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), Deputy Superintendent Gary McKenzie informs a JIS ‘Think Tank’ about the number of road fatalities since the start of the year.

Pedestrians Urged to be More Careful on the Roads
Minister of National Security, Hon. Peter Bunting (right), addresses members of the diplomatic community yesterday (Feb. 11), during a meeting at the Knutsford Court Hotel in New Kingston.
Minister of National Security, Hon. Peter Bunting (right), addresses members of the diplomatic community yesterday (Feb. 11), during a meeting at the Knutsford Court Hotel in New Kingston.

Smart Policing a Central Strategy in Crime Fighting
Head of the St. James Police Division, Superintendent Derrick Champagnie (seated), goes over his presentation before press conference in Montego Bay on February 6. Standing is Sub-Officer in Charge of the Anchovy Police Station and the Constabulary Communication Unit’s representative for St. James, Sergeant Peter Salkey.
Head of the St. James Police Division, Superintendent Derrick Champagnie (seated), goes over his presentation before press conference in Montego Bay on February 6. Standing is Sub-Officer in Charge of the Anchovy Police Station and the Constabulary Communication Unit’s representative for St. James, Sergeant Peter Salkey.

St. James Police Identify Priorities
Head of the St. James Police Division, Derrick Champagnie, speaking at a press conference at the Freeport Police Station in Montego Bay on February 6. He announced that the Police have made serious inroads into gun and ammunition seizures as well as in the arrest of criminals since the start of this year.
Head of the St. James Police Division, Derrick Champagnie, speaking at a press conference at the Freeport Police Station in Montego Bay on February 6. He announced that the Police have made serious inroads into gun and ammunition seizures as well as in the arrest of criminals since the start of this year.

Head of St. James Police Division Reports Success

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Corporal Kevin Watson of the Major Organized Crime Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) (centre), interact with students of Salt Spring Primary School in St. James, during a Lottery Scamming Prevention Campaign in Schools initiative, held at the institution on Wednesday (Jan. 28).
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Schools Targeted Under Lottery Scam Prevention Campaign

The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Task Force (MOCA) is targeting schools under a campaign aimed at eliminating lottery scamming in western Jamaica. The Lottery Scamming Prevention Campaign in Schools got underway on Wednesday (Jan. 28), with sensitization sessions held at four schools in Montego Bay under the theme: ‘Lottery scamming is a crime. Stop it before it stops you’....
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Minister of National Security Clarifies CPO assignments to Members of the Judiciary

Statement from Minister of National Security Peter Bunting clarifying Close Protection Officer (CPO) assignments to Members of the Judiciary  I wish to correct misinterpretations reported in the press today arising from my statement to the Parliament yesterday that judges and magistrates will no longer have Close Protection Officers (CPOs) assigned to them. The Ministry of National Security recognizes that most, if...
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Newly appointed Head of the Community Safety and Security Branch (CSSB), Assistant Commissioner of Police, Bishop Dr. Gary Welch, addresses a JIS ‘Think Tank’ on January 27, at the Agency’s Head Office, where he outlined plans of the CSSB for 2015.
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CSSB Commits to Continuation and Expansion of Safe Schools Programme

Head of the Community Safety and Security Branch (CSSB), Assistant Commissioner of Police, Bishop Dr. Gary Welch, says the branch is committed to the continuation and expansion of the Safe School Programme. “Many years ago the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) started a Police Cadet Programme through which many of our senior officers were filtered. We intend to expand the school...
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CSSB Calls for Greater Partnership Between Community Members and JCF

The Community Safety and Security Branch (CSSB) of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) is calling for greater partnership between community members and the police, to rebuild communities that have been plagued by crime and violence. The CSSB, through its proximity policing thrust, has at its heart a strategy to control, hold and build communities. Speaking on January 27 at a...
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Deployment of Personnel at Protection Division Being Reviewed

A review is currently being done of the deployment of personnel at the VIP Protection Division of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF). This was disclosed by Minister of National Security, Hon. Peter Bunting, at the sitting of the House of Representatives on January 27. Mr. Bunting noted that with a total of 544 personnel, the VIP Protection Division is among...
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Minister of National Security, Hon. Peter Bunting (3rd left), leads a peace march through the streets of Granville, St James on Sunday, January 25.
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Partnership with Community, Church Key in Crime Fighting – Minister Bunting

Minister of National Security, Hon. Peter Bunting, has underlined the importance of a partnership involving the police, community, and the church in the fight against crime in Jamaica. Speaking at an open air church service held at Nampriel in St. James, following a peace march through the Granville and Pitfour communities on Sunday (January 25), Minister Bunting said the tripartite...
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