Holness urges mothers to help dissuade sons from engaging in criminal activities

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging mothers to help dissuade their sons from engaging in criminal activities.

He says the harsh reality must be confronted, that crime and violence continue to plague the society and that too many young men are being drawn into a life of crime.

Mr Holness states that more than 90 percent of crimes are committed by men, and that 90 percent of the victims of crime, particularly murder, are men.

He points out that there is a problem with men and boys in the society, and women who can influence them, have a critical role to play.

The prime minister is calling on women to encourage male relatives involved in criminality to give up the life style before it’s too late.

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PM Holness warns criminals that they will not live to enjoy the fruits of crime

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging mothers to help dissuade their sons from engaging in criminal activities.

He says the harsh reality must be confronted, that crime and violence continue to plague the society and that too many young men are being drawn into a life of crime.

Mr Holness states that more than 90 percent of crimes are committed by men, and that 90 percent of the victims of crime, particularly murder, are men.

He points out that there is a problem with men and boys in the society, and women who can influence them, have a critical role to play.

The prime minister is calling on women to encourage male relatives involved in criminality to give up the life style before it’s too late.

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JLP Secretariat recommends Delroy Williams as candidate for Central Clarendon​

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging mothers to help dissuade their sons from engaging in criminal activities.

He says the harsh reality must be confronted, that crime and violence continue to plague the society and that too many young men are being drawn into a life of crime.

Mr Holness states that more than 90 percent of crimes are committed by men, and that 90 percent of the victims of crime, particularly murder, are men.

He points out that there is a problem with men and boys in the society, and women who can influence them, have a critical role to play.

The prime minister is calling on women to encourage male relatives involved in criminality to give up the life style before it’s too late.

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JUTC saves over $31million following significant disruption in fuel theft

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging mothers to help dissuade their sons from engaging in criminal activities.

He says the harsh reality must be confronted, that crime and violence continue to plague the society and that too many young men are being drawn into a life of crime.

Mr Holness states that more than 90 percent of crimes are committed by men, and that 90 percent of the victims of crime, particularly murder, are men.

He points out that there is a problem with men and boys in the society, and women who can influence them, have a critical role to play.

The prime minister is calling on women to encourage male relatives involved in criminality to give up the life style before it’s too late.

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47 murders recorded in February, the lowest since 2000; PM Holness says reduction in major crimes reflective of a more capable JCF

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging mothers to help dissuade their sons from engaging in criminal activities.

He says the harsh reality must be confronted, that crime and violence continue to plague the society and that too many young men are being drawn into a life of crime.

Mr Holness states that more than 90 percent of crimes are committed by men, and that 90 percent of the victims of crime, particularly murder, are men.

He points out that there is a problem with men and boys in the society, and women who can influence them, have a critical role to play.

The prime minister is calling on women to encourage male relatives involved in criminality to give up the life style before it’s too late.

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Police charge St. James man for Constable Linroy Codner’s death

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging mothers to help dissuade their sons from engaging in criminal activities.

He says the harsh reality must be confronted, that crime and violence continue to plague the society and that too many young men are being drawn into a life of crime.

Mr Holness states that more than 90 percent of crimes are committed by men, and that 90 percent of the victims of crime, particularly murder, are men.

He points out that there is a problem with men and boys in the society, and women who can influence them, have a critical role to play.

The prime minister is calling on women to encourage male relatives involved in criminality to give up the life style before it’s too late.

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Tufton says lands identified to construct hospital for Portmore

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging mothers to help dissuade their sons from engaging in criminal activities.

He says the harsh reality must be confronted, that crime and violence continue to plague the society and that too many young men are being drawn into a life of crime.

Mr Holness states that more than 90 percent of crimes are committed by men, and that 90 percent of the victims of crime, particularly murder, are men.

He points out that there is a problem with men and boys in the society, and women who can influence them, have a critical role to play.

The prime minister is calling on women to encourage male relatives involved in criminality to give up the life style before it’s too late.

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Education Ministry says board of St. James High School has not been dissolved

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging mothers to help dissuade their sons from engaging in criminal activities.

He says the harsh reality must be confronted, that crime and violence continue to plague the society and that too many young men are being drawn into a life of crime.

Mr Holness states that more than 90 percent of crimes are committed by men, and that 90 percent of the victims of crime, particularly murder, are men.

He points out that there is a problem with men and boys in the society, and women who can influence them, have a critical role to play.

The prime minister is calling on women to encourage male relatives involved in criminality to give up the life style before it’s too late.

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Government allocates $150M for trucking of water to drought stricken areas

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging mothers to help dissuade their sons from engaging in criminal activities.

He says the harsh reality must be confronted, that crime and violence continue to plague the society and that too many young men are being drawn into a life of crime.

Mr Holness states that more than 90 percent of crimes are committed by men, and that 90 percent of the victims of crime, particularly murder, are men.

He points out that there is a problem with men and boys in the society, and women who can influence them, have a critical role to play.

The prime minister is calling on women to encourage male relatives involved in criminality to give up the life style before it’s too late.

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Portland Police charge Haitian man accused of killing his countryman during altercation earlier this month

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging mothers to help dissuade their sons from engaging in criminal activities.

He says the harsh reality must be confronted, that crime and violence continue to plague the society and that too many young men are being drawn into a life of crime.

Mr Holness states that more than 90 percent of crimes are committed by men, and that 90 percent of the victims of crime, particularly murder, are men.

He points out that there is a problem with men and boys in the society, and women who can influence them, have a critical role to play.

The prime minister is calling on women to encourage male relatives involved in criminality to give up the life style before it’s too late.

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