St. Catherine South police records 25% reduction in major crimes for 2024 3rd quarter

The St. Catherine South Police recorded a 25 percent overall reduction in major crimes for the third quarter of this year.

Head of the Division Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting, on Sunday.

DSP Campbell noted that despite the overall reduction in major crimes, murders and larceny continue to increase, slightly.  

Noting an increase in the theft of motor vehicles, DSP Campbell urged car owners to invest in security systems such as tracking devices.

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3 wanted men among 230 arrested by St Catherine South police in 3rd quarter

The St. Catherine South Police recorded a 25 percent overall reduction in major crimes for the third quarter of this year.

Head of the Division Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting, on Sunday.

DSP Campbell noted that despite the overall reduction in major crimes, murders and larceny continue to increase, slightly.  

Noting an increase in the theft of motor vehicles, DSP Campbell urged car owners to invest in security systems such as tracking devices.

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Rastas concerned about being prosecuted for ganja

The St. Catherine South Police recorded a 25 percent overall reduction in major crimes for the third quarter of this year.

Head of the Division Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting, on Sunday.

DSP Campbell noted that despite the overall reduction in major crimes, murders and larceny continue to increase, slightly.  

Noting an increase in the theft of motor vehicles, DSP Campbell urged car owners to invest in security systems such as tracking devices.

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Chang says improvement in morale and productivity noted following increase in salary and benefits of police officers

The St. Catherine South Police recorded a 25 percent overall reduction in major crimes for the third quarter of this year.

Head of the Division Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting, on Sunday.

DSP Campbell noted that despite the overall reduction in major crimes, murders and larceny continue to increase, slightly.  

Noting an increase in the theft of motor vehicles, DSP Campbell urged car owners to invest in security systems such as tracking devices.

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STATIN says economy grew by 0.2% during second quarter

The St. Catherine South Police recorded a 25 percent overall reduction in major crimes for the third quarter of this year.

Head of the Division Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting, on Sunday.

DSP Campbell noted that despite the overall reduction in major crimes, murders and larceny continue to increase, slightly.  

Noting an increase in the theft of motor vehicles, DSP Campbell urged car owners to invest in security systems such as tracking devices.

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Government to re-open applications for integrated resort licence for St. James geographical zone

The St. Catherine South Police recorded a 25 percent overall reduction in major crimes for the third quarter of this year.

Head of the Division Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting, on Sunday.

DSP Campbell noted that despite the overall reduction in major crimes, murders and larceny continue to increase, slightly.  

Noting an increase in the theft of motor vehicles, DSP Campbell urged car owners to invest in security systems such as tracking devices.

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Governing JLP describes PNP as being desperate and power hungry

The St. Catherine South Police recorded a 25 percent overall reduction in major crimes for the third quarter of this year.

Head of the Division Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting, on Sunday.

DSP Campbell noted that despite the overall reduction in major crimes, murders and larceny continue to increase, slightly.  

Noting an increase in the theft of motor vehicles, DSP Campbell urged car owners to invest in security systems such as tracking devices.

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Golding says his no confidence motion against PM Holness is unrelated to substance of IC report about his statutory declarations

The St. Catherine South Police recorded a 25 percent overall reduction in major crimes for the third quarter of this year.

Head of the Division Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting, on Sunday.

DSP Campbell noted that despite the overall reduction in major crimes, murders and larceny continue to increase, slightly.  

Noting an increase in the theft of motor vehicles, DSP Campbell urged car owners to invest in security systems such as tracking devices.

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Supreme Court asked to consider granting PM Holness leave for judicial review of IC report about his statutory declarations

The St. Catherine South Police recorded a 25 percent overall reduction in major crimes for the third quarter of this year.

Head of the Division Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting, on Sunday.

DSP Campbell noted that despite the overall reduction in major crimes, murders and larceny continue to increase, slightly.  

Noting an increase in the theft of motor vehicles, DSP Campbell urged car owners to invest in security systems such as tracking devices.

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Opposition MPs walk out of Parliament after Golding’s attempt to file no-confidence motion against PM Holness fails

The St. Catherine South Police recorded a 25 percent overall reduction in major crimes for the third quarter of this year.

Head of the Division Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting, on Sunday.

DSP Campbell noted that despite the overall reduction in major crimes, murders and larceny continue to increase, slightly.  

Noting an increase in the theft of motor vehicles, DSP Campbell urged car owners to invest in security systems such as tracking devices.

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