Rhoda Crawford accuses watchdog and civil society groups of being PNP aligned

Member of Parliament for Manchester Central Rhoda Crawford has accused the nation’s watchdog and civil society groups of being partisan to the People’s National Party, (PNP).

This, as she claims the groups have been quiet about situations within the opposition that should cause concern.

In particular, she referenced the recent situation involving former PNP caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe.

Rowe recently claimed that the party offered him a senate appointment, board membership at a housing agency and $15 million in resources to give up his seat.

Mr. Rowe was subsequently replaced by retired Senior Superintendent of Police Steve McGregor.

The PNP has denied the claims, stating that they contradict the party’s long-standing policies and practices.

But commenting on the issue at an Area Council 3 meeting last evening, Ms. Crawford said if the situation had arisen within the Jamaica Labour Party, it would not have gone unnoticed by civil society groups.

Ms. Crawford further accused some of the island’s media houses of being biased towards the JLP.

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St. Andrew North police say gang warfare continues to drive murders in the division

Member of Parliament for Manchester Central Rhoda Crawford has accused the nation’s watchdog and civil society groups of being partisan to the People’s National Party, (PNP).

This, as she claims the groups have been quiet about situations within the opposition that should cause concern.

In particular, she referenced the recent situation involving former PNP caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe.

Rowe recently claimed that the party offered him a senate appointment, board membership at a housing agency and $15 million in resources to give up his seat.

Mr. Rowe was subsequently replaced by retired Senior Superintendent of Police Steve McGregor.

The PNP has denied the claims, stating that they contradict the party’s long-standing policies and practices.

But commenting on the issue at an Area Council 3 meeting last evening, Ms. Crawford said if the situation had arisen within the Jamaica Labour Party, it would not have gone unnoticed by civil society groups.

Ms. Crawford further accused some of the island’s media houses of being biased towards the JLP.

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More than 160 vehicles stolen in St. Andrew North last year

Member of Parliament for Manchester Central Rhoda Crawford has accused the nation’s watchdog and civil society groups of being partisan to the People’s National Party, (PNP).

This, as she claims the groups have been quiet about situations within the opposition that should cause concern.

In particular, she referenced the recent situation involving former PNP caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe.

Rowe recently claimed that the party offered him a senate appointment, board membership at a housing agency and $15 million in resources to give up his seat.

Mr. Rowe was subsequently replaced by retired Senior Superintendent of Police Steve McGregor.

The PNP has denied the claims, stating that they contradict the party’s long-standing policies and practices.

But commenting on the issue at an Area Council 3 meeting last evening, Ms. Crawford said if the situation had arisen within the Jamaica Labour Party, it would not have gone unnoticed by civil society groups.

Ms. Crawford further accused some of the island’s media houses of being biased towards the JLP.

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State Minister for National Security, Juliet Cuthbert Flynn says Jamaica’s crime rate is expected to reduce further this year

Member of Parliament for Manchester Central Rhoda Crawford has accused the nation’s watchdog and civil society groups of being partisan to the People’s National Party, (PNP).

This, as she claims the groups have been quiet about situations within the opposition that should cause concern.

In particular, she referenced the recent situation involving former PNP caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe.

Rowe recently claimed that the party offered him a senate appointment, board membership at a housing agency and $15 million in resources to give up his seat.

Mr. Rowe was subsequently replaced by retired Senior Superintendent of Police Steve McGregor.

The PNP has denied the claims, stating that they contradict the party’s long-standing policies and practices.

But commenting on the issue at an Area Council 3 meeting last evening, Ms. Crawford said if the situation had arisen within the Jamaica Labour Party, it would not have gone unnoticed by civil society groups.

Ms. Crawford further accused some of the island’s media houses of being biased towards the JLP.

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Two people die in motor vehicle crash in St. Elizabeth

Member of Parliament for Manchester Central Rhoda Crawford has accused the nation’s watchdog and civil society groups of being partisan to the People’s National Party, (PNP).

This, as she claims the groups have been quiet about situations within the opposition that should cause concern.

In particular, she referenced the recent situation involving former PNP caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe.

Rowe recently claimed that the party offered him a senate appointment, board membership at a housing agency and $15 million in resources to give up his seat.

Mr. Rowe was subsequently replaced by retired Senior Superintendent of Police Steve McGregor.

The PNP has denied the claims, stating that they contradict the party’s long-standing policies and practices.

But commenting on the issue at an Area Council 3 meeting last evening, Ms. Crawford said if the situation had arisen within the Jamaica Labour Party, it would not have gone unnoticed by civil society groups.

Ms. Crawford further accused some of the island’s media houses of being biased towards the JLP.

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Efforts continue to reduce homeless population in St. James – Mayor Vernon

Member of Parliament for Manchester Central Rhoda Crawford has accused the nation’s watchdog and civil society groups of being partisan to the People’s National Party, (PNP).

This, as she claims the groups have been quiet about situations within the opposition that should cause concern.

In particular, she referenced the recent situation involving former PNP caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe.

Rowe recently claimed that the party offered him a senate appointment, board membership at a housing agency and $15 million in resources to give up his seat.

Mr. Rowe was subsequently replaced by retired Senior Superintendent of Police Steve McGregor.

The PNP has denied the claims, stating that they contradict the party’s long-standing policies and practices.

But commenting on the issue at an Area Council 3 meeting last evening, Ms. Crawford said if the situation had arisen within the Jamaica Labour Party, it would not have gone unnoticed by civil society groups.

Ms. Crawford further accused some of the island’s media houses of being biased towards the JLP.

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Police Commissioner apologizes for exposure of CISOCA records

Member of Parliament for Manchester Central Rhoda Crawford has accused the nation’s watchdog and civil society groups of being partisan to the People’s National Party, (PNP).

This, as she claims the groups have been quiet about situations within the opposition that should cause concern.

In particular, she referenced the recent situation involving former PNP caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe.

Rowe recently claimed that the party offered him a senate appointment, board membership at a housing agency and $15 million in resources to give up his seat.

Mr. Rowe was subsequently replaced by retired Senior Superintendent of Police Steve McGregor.

The PNP has denied the claims, stating that they contradict the party’s long-standing policies and practices.

But commenting on the issue at an Area Council 3 meeting last evening, Ms. Crawford said if the situation had arisen within the Jamaica Labour Party, it would not have gone unnoticed by civil society groups.

Ms. Crawford further accused some of the island’s media houses of being biased towards the JLP.

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Almost 3,000 people screened for jobs at Ministry of Health employment fair

Member of Parliament for Manchester Central Rhoda Crawford has accused the nation’s watchdog and civil society groups of being partisan to the People’s National Party, (PNP).

This, as she claims the groups have been quiet about situations within the opposition that should cause concern.

In particular, she referenced the recent situation involving former PNP caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe.

Rowe recently claimed that the party offered him a senate appointment, board membership at a housing agency and $15 million in resources to give up his seat.

Mr. Rowe was subsequently replaced by retired Senior Superintendent of Police Steve McGregor.

The PNP has denied the claims, stating that they contradict the party’s long-standing policies and practices.

But commenting on the issue at an Area Council 3 meeting last evening, Ms. Crawford said if the situation had arisen within the Jamaica Labour Party, it would not have gone unnoticed by civil society groups.

Ms. Crawford further accused some of the island’s media houses of being biased towards the JLP.

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Boy killed in gun attack in St. Andrew identified

Member of Parliament for Manchester Central Rhoda Crawford has accused the nation’s watchdog and civil society groups of being partisan to the People’s National Party, (PNP).

This, as she claims the groups have been quiet about situations within the opposition that should cause concern.

In particular, she referenced the recent situation involving former PNP caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe.

Rowe recently claimed that the party offered him a senate appointment, board membership at a housing agency and $15 million in resources to give up his seat.

Mr. Rowe was subsequently replaced by retired Senior Superintendent of Police Steve McGregor.

The PNP has denied the claims, stating that they contradict the party’s long-standing policies and practices.

But commenting on the issue at an Area Council 3 meeting last evening, Ms. Crawford said if the situation had arisen within the Jamaica Labour Party, it would not have gone unnoticed by civil society groups.

Ms. Crawford further accused some of the island’s media houses of being biased towards the JLP.

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REACH road works in St. Ann are 70% complete

Member of Parliament for Manchester Central Rhoda Crawford has accused the nation’s watchdog and civil society groups of being partisan to the People’s National Party, (PNP).

This, as she claims the groups have been quiet about situations within the opposition that should cause concern.

In particular, she referenced the recent situation involving former PNP caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe.

Rowe recently claimed that the party offered him a senate appointment, board membership at a housing agency and $15 million in resources to give up his seat.

Mr. Rowe was subsequently replaced by retired Senior Superintendent of Police Steve McGregor.

The PNP has denied the claims, stating that they contradict the party’s long-standing policies and practices.

But commenting on the issue at an Area Council 3 meeting last evening, Ms. Crawford said if the situation had arisen within the Jamaica Labour Party, it would not have gone unnoticed by civil society groups.

Ms. Crawford further accused some of the island’s media houses of being biased towards the JLP.

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