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Retired crime-fighter Reneto Adams is advocating for greater citizen involvement in reducing crime, following Sunday’s recapture of murder accused Troy Ellis who escaped custody from a health facility. His comments came after news spread that a...

How does one prefer charges against a subordinate for criticising you, and then be able to appoint judges or be the judge yourself, and have an outcome which obeys the rules of natural justice? Impossible! And if the very set of people who are...

LAWYERS representing suspended head of the Jamaica Police Federation Corporal Rohan James have rushed to the Supreme Court for an injunction to declare null and void Wednesday's decision by the Po...

Dear Claudienne, I was born on the December 2, 1955 in the parish of Westmoreland. I joined the Jamaica Constabulary Force on the March 19, 1979. I was trained at Port Royal. I served the for...

SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth – Such is the current perception of high crime in this south central parish, even United States authorities listed it among Do Not Travel areas in their most recent travel adv...

THE Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) has put together a special team of investigators, led by a superintendent, to go after the masterminds behind the recent attacks on security guards at automate...

The receipt of patrol vessels and radars is part of the Ministry of National Security's procurement and infrastructure construction

N o toilets, stooping over holes to defecate, and standing in faeces when showering is the picture painted by men who have been held in lock-ups at Denham Town and Hunt's Bay police station...

THE Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) on Thursday received a boost to its traffic ticketing system with the acquisition of more than 750 hand-held electronic machines, which Commissioner of Police ...

In a major development, the biggest drug bust in Jamaica happened on Saturday, January 14, when cocaine worth $80 million was seized by the Jamaican authorities from a ship at Kingston Port. In a major development, the biggest drug bust in Jamaica happened on Saturday, January 14, when cocaine worth $80 million was seized by the Jamaican authorities from a ship at Kingston Port.