PM Holness assures government will provide budget to equip all police formations with body-worn cameras

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has assured that the government will supply the police force with the necessary budget to ensure all formations are equipped with body-worn cameras.

Speaking at today’s passing-out parade and awards ceremony, Dr. Holness acknowledged the concerns raised about body cameras.

He said the use of technology in the force is fundamental to crime fighting, intelligence gathering and community engagement.

Dr. Holness said the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been proactive in securing the best technological ecosystem to support the full deployment of body cameras.  

He noted that it’s the government’s intention to provide the force with all the equipment it needs.  

Dr. Holness stressed that the government is investing in the force.

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Government prepares to implement policies and programmes aimed at ensuring financial system can support resurgence and resilience

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has assured that the government will supply the police force with the necessary budget to ensure all formations are equipped with body-worn cameras.

Speaking at today’s passing-out parade and awards ceremony, Dr. Holness acknowledged the concerns raised about body cameras.

He said the use of technology in the force is fundamental to crime fighting, intelligence gathering and community engagement.

Dr. Holness said the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been proactive in securing the best technological ecosystem to support the full deployment of body cameras.  

He noted that it’s the government’s intention to provide the force with all the equipment it needs.  

Dr. Holness stressed that the government is investing in the force.

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Waste clean-up in communities surrounding Cornwall Regional Hospital to be carried out by upcoming weekend

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has assured that the government will supply the police force with the necessary budget to ensure all formations are equipped with body-worn cameras.

Speaking at today’s passing-out parade and awards ceremony, Dr. Holness acknowledged the concerns raised about body cameras.

He said the use of technology in the force is fundamental to crime fighting, intelligence gathering and community engagement.

Dr. Holness said the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been proactive in securing the best technological ecosystem to support the full deployment of body cameras.  

He noted that it’s the government’s intention to provide the force with all the equipment it needs.  

Dr. Holness stressed that the government is investing in the force.

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PIOJ launches multidimensional poverty index

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has assured that the government will supply the police force with the necessary budget to ensure all formations are equipped with body-worn cameras.

Speaking at today’s passing-out parade and awards ceremony, Dr. Holness acknowledged the concerns raised about body cameras.

He said the use of technology in the force is fundamental to crime fighting, intelligence gathering and community engagement.

Dr. Holness said the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been proactive in securing the best technological ecosystem to support the full deployment of body cameras.  

He noted that it’s the government’s intention to provide the force with all the equipment it needs.  

Dr. Holness stressed that the government is investing in the force.

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Appeal for calm as Cornwall Regional Hospital nurses urged to hold on following protest

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has assured that the government will supply the police force with the necessary budget to ensure all formations are equipped with body-worn cameras.

Speaking at today’s passing-out parade and awards ceremony, Dr. Holness acknowledged the concerns raised about body cameras.

He said the use of technology in the force is fundamental to crime fighting, intelligence gathering and community engagement.

Dr. Holness said the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been proactive in securing the best technological ecosystem to support the full deployment of body cameras.  

He noted that it’s the government’s intention to provide the force with all the equipment it needs.  

Dr. Holness stressed that the government is investing in the force.

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Discussions ongoing to resolve CRH issues following protest

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has assured that the government will supply the police force with the necessary budget to ensure all formations are equipped with body-worn cameras.

Speaking at today’s passing-out parade and awards ceremony, Dr. Holness acknowledged the concerns raised about body cameras.

He said the use of technology in the force is fundamental to crime fighting, intelligence gathering and community engagement.

Dr. Holness said the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been proactive in securing the best technological ecosystem to support the full deployment of body cameras.  

He noted that it’s the government’s intention to provide the force with all the equipment it needs.  

Dr. Holness stressed that the government is investing in the force.

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Gov’t allocates $150M to build new Trelawny infirmary

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has assured that the government will supply the police force with the necessary budget to ensure all formations are equipped with body-worn cameras.

Speaking at today’s passing-out parade and awards ceremony, Dr. Holness acknowledged the concerns raised about body cameras.

He said the use of technology in the force is fundamental to crime fighting, intelligence gathering and community engagement.

Dr. Holness said the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been proactive in securing the best technological ecosystem to support the full deployment of body cameras.  

He noted that it’s the government’s intention to provide the force with all the equipment it needs.  

Dr. Holness stressed that the government is investing in the force.

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STATIN reports labour force decline for October 2025

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has assured that the government will supply the police force with the necessary budget to ensure all formations are equipped with body-worn cameras.

Speaking at today’s passing-out parade and awards ceremony, Dr. Holness acknowledged the concerns raised about body cameras.

He said the use of technology in the force is fundamental to crime fighting, intelligence gathering and community engagement.

Dr. Holness said the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been proactive in securing the best technological ecosystem to support the full deployment of body cameras.  

He noted that it’s the government’s intention to provide the force with all the equipment it needs.  

Dr. Holness stressed that the government is investing in the force.

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Health Minister says clarity is needed about UHWI, its procurement practices and regional governance

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has assured that the government will supply the police force with the necessary budget to ensure all formations are equipped with body-worn cameras.

Speaking at today’s passing-out parade and awards ceremony, Dr. Holness acknowledged the concerns raised about body cameras.

He said the use of technology in the force is fundamental to crime fighting, intelligence gathering and community engagement.

Dr. Holness said the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been proactive in securing the best technological ecosystem to support the full deployment of body cameras.  

He noted that it’s the government’s intention to provide the force with all the equipment it needs.  

Dr. Holness stressed that the government is investing in the force.

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UHWI flagged by Auditor General for alleged tax exemption use; Health Ministry moves to review management gaps

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has assured that the government will supply the police force with the necessary budget to ensure all formations are equipped with body-worn cameras.

Speaking at today’s passing-out parade and awards ceremony, Dr. Holness acknowledged the concerns raised about body cameras.

He said the use of technology in the force is fundamental to crime fighting, intelligence gathering and community engagement.

Dr. Holness said the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been proactive in securing the best technological ecosystem to support the full deployment of body cameras.  

He noted that it’s the government’s intention to provide the force with all the equipment it needs.  

Dr. Holness stressed that the government is investing in the force.

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