Rayandre Pike News Today

TREASURE BEACH, St Elizabeth — Against the backdrop of last Monday's drowning of trainee Constable Rayandre Pike, 19, respected hotelier Jason Henzell is reiterating the need for more beach safety...

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica— The body of police recruit Rayandre Pike, was on Tuesday recovered after he was presumed to have drowned at Tranquility Bay in St Elizabeth a day earlier. Pike’s body was said ...

The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) has confirmed that the body of trainee Constable Rayandre Pike was recovered in Tranquility Bay, St Elizabeth, on Tuesday afternoon. The Corporate Communications Unit of the JCF says about 5:15 p.m., the police...

Swimming coach Julian Millwood is suggesting that the discipline be added to the school curriculum. “It’s very few persons who can swim and it’s primarily because it is not taught in many schools like athletics and so on. Because a swim coach or...

A second search to locate the body of police recruit, Rayandre Pike, who is believed to have drowned yesterday at Tranquility Bay in St Elizabeth, is expected to continue early this morning. Pike got pulled under the water while assisting a fellow...

Rayandre Pike, a 19-year-old recruit in the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), drowned this morning while trying to aid a colleague who got into difficulty while swimming at the police's Tranquility Bay training facility in St Elizabeth. Pike...

The High Command of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) says a trainee officer drowned at its Tranquility Bay, St Elizabeth, training facility while trying to aid a fellow recruit. He has been identified as 19-year-old Rayandre Pike, of Linstead,...