Author: Clement Reid

Four people were taken into police custody and 211 tickets issued during a traffic operation in St. Elizabeth, yesterday.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police, Acting Superintendent Coleridge Minto said the operation was carried out in Santa Cruz and Black River.

He said 5 motorcycles and four cars were seized.

Superintendent Minto said three of the seized vehicles had been reported stolen. 

Meanwhile, Sub-Officer in Charge of the St. Elizabeth Traffic Department Sergeant Albert Simpson urged motorcyclists to obey road safety rules.

This as bikers accounted for 19 fatal collisions in the division, last year.

Sergeant Simpson said the police will continue to clamp down on motorcyclists who break the law.

Four people were taken into police custody and 211 tickets issued during a traffic operation in St. Elizabeth, yesterday.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police, Acting Superintendent Coleridge Minto said the operation was carried out in Santa Cruz and Black River.

He said 5 motorcycles and four cars were seized.

Superintendent Minto said three of the seized vehicles had been reported stolen. 

Meanwhile, Sub-Officer in Charge of the St. Elizabeth Traffic Department Sergeant Albert Simpson urged motorcyclists to obey road safety rules.

This as bikers accounted for 19 fatal collisions in the division, last year.

Sergeant Simpson said the police will continue to clamp down on motorcyclists who break the law.

Four people were taken into police custody and 211 tickets issued during a traffic operation in St. Elizabeth, yesterday.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police, Acting Superintendent Coleridge Minto said the operation was carried out in Santa Cruz and Black River.

He said 5 motorcycles and four cars were seized.

Superintendent Minto said three of the seized vehicles had been reported stolen. 

Meanwhile, Sub-Officer in Charge of the St. Elizabeth Traffic Department Sergeant Albert Simpson urged motorcyclists to obey road safety rules.

This as bikers accounted for 19 fatal collisions in the division, last year.

Sergeant Simpson said the police will continue to clamp down on motorcyclists who break the law.

Four people were taken into police custody and 211 tickets issued during a traffic operation in St. Elizabeth, yesterday.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police, Acting Superintendent Coleridge Minto said the operation was carried out in Santa Cruz and Black River.

He said 5 motorcycles and four cars were seized.

Superintendent Minto said three of the seized vehicles had been reported stolen. 

Meanwhile, Sub-Officer in Charge of the St. Elizabeth Traffic Department Sergeant Albert Simpson urged motorcyclists to obey road safety rules.

This as bikers accounted for 19 fatal collisions in the division, last year.

Sergeant Simpson said the police will continue to clamp down on motorcyclists who break the law.

Four people were taken into police custody and 211 tickets issued during a traffic operation in St. Elizabeth, yesterday.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police, Acting Superintendent Coleridge Minto said the operation was carried out in Santa Cruz and Black River.

He said 5 motorcycles and four cars were seized.

Superintendent Minto said three of the seized vehicles had been reported stolen. 

Meanwhile, Sub-Officer in Charge of the St. Elizabeth Traffic Department Sergeant Albert Simpson urged motorcyclists to obey road safety rules.

This as bikers accounted for 19 fatal collisions in the division, last year.

Sergeant Simpson said the police will continue to clamp down on motorcyclists who break the law.

Four people were taken into police custody and 211 tickets issued during a traffic operation in St. Elizabeth, yesterday.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police, Acting Superintendent Coleridge Minto said the operation was carried out in Santa Cruz and Black River.

He said 5 motorcycles and four cars were seized.

Superintendent Minto said three of the seized vehicles had been reported stolen. 

Meanwhile, Sub-Officer in Charge of the St. Elizabeth Traffic Department Sergeant Albert Simpson urged motorcyclists to obey road safety rules.

This as bikers accounted for 19 fatal collisions in the division, last year.

Sergeant Simpson said the police will continue to clamp down on motorcyclists who break the law.

Four people were taken into police custody and 211 tickets issued during a traffic operation in St. Elizabeth, yesterday.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police, Acting Superintendent Coleridge Minto said the operation was carried out in Santa Cruz and Black River.

He said 5 motorcycles and four cars were seized.

Superintendent Minto said three of the seized vehicles had been reported stolen. 

Meanwhile, Sub-Officer in Charge of the St. Elizabeth Traffic Department Sergeant Albert Simpson urged motorcyclists to obey road safety rules.

This as bikers accounted for 19 fatal collisions in the division, last year.

Sergeant Simpson said the police will continue to clamp down on motorcyclists who break the law.

Four people were taken into police custody and 211 tickets issued during a traffic operation in St. Elizabeth, yesterday.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police, Acting Superintendent Coleridge Minto said the operation was carried out in Santa Cruz and Black River.

He said 5 motorcycles and four cars were seized.

Superintendent Minto said three of the seized vehicles had been reported stolen. 

Meanwhile, Sub-Officer in Charge of the St. Elizabeth Traffic Department Sergeant Albert Simpson urged motorcyclists to obey road safety rules.

This as bikers accounted for 19 fatal collisions in the division, last year.

Sergeant Simpson said the police will continue to clamp down on motorcyclists who break the law.

Four people were taken into police custody and 211 tickets issued during a traffic operation in St. Elizabeth, yesterday.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police, Acting Superintendent Coleridge Minto said the operation was carried out in Santa Cruz and Black River.

He said 5 motorcycles and four cars were seized.

Superintendent Minto said three of the seized vehicles had been reported stolen. 

Meanwhile, Sub-Officer in Charge of the St. Elizabeth Traffic Department Sergeant Albert Simpson urged motorcyclists to obey road safety rules.

This as bikers accounted for 19 fatal collisions in the division, last year.

Sergeant Simpson said the police will continue to clamp down on motorcyclists who break the law.

Four people were taken into police custody and 211 tickets issued during a traffic operation in St. Elizabeth, yesterday.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police, Acting Superintendent Coleridge Minto said the operation was carried out in Santa Cruz and Black River.

He said 5 motorcycles and four cars were seized.

Superintendent Minto said three of the seized vehicles had been reported stolen. 

Meanwhile, Sub-Officer in Charge of the St. Elizabeth Traffic Department Sergeant Albert Simpson urged motorcyclists to obey road safety rules.

This as bikers accounted for 19 fatal collisions in the division, last year.

Sergeant Simpson said the police will continue to clamp down on motorcyclists who break the law.