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Fourth Form student at the Herbert Morrison Technical High School, Shevani Smith (left); accepts a scholarship letter from President of the South Florida chapter of the Jamaican Ex-Police Officers Association, Roy Bennett. The scholarship is valued at J$40,000. Sharing the occasion at centre is Assistant Commissioner of Police in Charge of Area One, Warren Clarke.
Fourth Form student at the Herbert Morrison Technical High School, Shevani Smith (left); accepts a scholarship letter from President of the South Florida chapter of the Jamaican Ex-Police Officers Association, Roy Bennett. The scholarship is valued at J$40,000. Sharing the occasion at centre is Assistant Commissioner of Police in Charge of Area One, Warren Clarke.

Jamaica Ex-Police Officers Association Gives Back to St. James

By: Marlon Tingling, June 4, 2014
Shevani Smith, a fourth form student at the Herbert Morrison Technical High School in St. James, is the beneficiary of a J$40,000 scholarship from the South Florida Chapter of the...
Director for Safety and Security in Schools, Ministry of Education, Sergeant Coleridge Minto (left), listens to a question posed at the launch of the CARICOM - Spain Citizen Security project, at the Ministry of Education Region 4 offices in Montego Bay, on May 29. The project is aimed at reducing youth-on-youth violence in schools and communities in Jamaica, Antigua and Barbuda, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia and Trinidad and Tobago. Others (from second left) are: Deputy Ambassador at the Spanish Embassy, Ms Victoria Tur; Programmes Manager for the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Ms Beverley Reynolds, and Senior Education Officer for Guidance and Counselling, Mrs. Lisetha Adams.

Multi-Partnership Approach to Tackle Violence in Schools

By: Sharon Earle, May 30, 2014
Minister of National Security, Hon. Peter Bunting, speaking at the Department of Correctional Services (DCS) mini exposition, at the Horizon Remand Centre in Kingston, on Wednesday, May 28.

Security Ministry to Relocate Female Wards to Child-Friendly Facility

By: Douglas McIntosh, May 30, 2014

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