Over 30 stolen motor vehicles recovered in Spanish Town, due to use of Jamaica Eye

Over 30 motor vehicles that were stolen have been recovered in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, since lawmen in the area began using the Jamaica Eye closed circuit television (cctv) surveillance system.

Sub-officer in charge of the Jamaica Eye St. Catherine Monitor Centre, Corporal Johnoy Forrest, made the disclosure as he recounted how the technology has significantly bolstered law enforcement efforts.

He also noted that the surveillance system has helped in reducing motor vehicle theft at shopping centres in Spanish Town, as well as detecting and preventing crimes in the area.

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NWA deploys personnel to remove downed tree from Junction main road, in St. Mary

Over 30 motor vehicles that were stolen have been recovered in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, since lawmen in the area began using the Jamaica Eye closed circuit television (cctv) surveillance system.

Sub-officer in charge of the Jamaica Eye St. Catherine Monitor Centre, Corporal Johnoy Forrest, made the disclosure as he recounted how the technology has significantly bolstered law enforcement efforts.

He also noted that the surveillance system has helped in reducing motor vehicle theft at shopping centres in Spanish Town, as well as detecting and preventing crimes in the area.

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Some residents who depend on Rio Cobre threaten to call for boycott of companies they believe responsible for repeatedly polluting the river

Over 30 motor vehicles that were stolen have been recovered in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, since lawmen in the area began using the Jamaica Eye closed circuit television (cctv) surveillance system.

Sub-officer in charge of the Jamaica Eye St. Catherine Monitor Centre, Corporal Johnoy Forrest, made the disclosure as he recounted how the technology has significantly bolstered law enforcement efforts.

He also noted that the surveillance system has helped in reducing motor vehicle theft at shopping centres in Spanish Town, as well as detecting and preventing crimes in the area.

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Firefighters electrocuted while attempting to extinguish a house fire in Greenwich Town last week, released from hospital

Over 30 motor vehicles that were stolen have been recovered in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, since lawmen in the area began using the Jamaica Eye closed circuit television (cctv) surveillance system.

Sub-officer in charge of the Jamaica Eye St. Catherine Monitor Centre, Corporal Johnoy Forrest, made the disclosure as he recounted how the technology has significantly bolstered law enforcement efforts.

He also noted that the surveillance system has helped in reducing motor vehicle theft at shopping centres in Spanish Town, as well as detecting and preventing crimes in the area.

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Call made for entities that repeatedly breach environmental laws to be stripped of their permits

Over 30 motor vehicles that were stolen have been recovered in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, since lawmen in the area began using the Jamaica Eye closed circuit television (cctv) surveillance system.

Sub-officer in charge of the Jamaica Eye St. Catherine Monitor Centre, Corporal Johnoy Forrest, made the disclosure as he recounted how the technology has significantly bolstered law enforcement efforts.

He also noted that the surveillance system has helped in reducing motor vehicle theft at shopping centres in Spanish Town, as well as detecting and preventing crimes in the area.

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Correctional Officers agree to Gov’t’s compensation offer

Over 30 motor vehicles that were stolen have been recovered in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, since lawmen in the area began using the Jamaica Eye closed circuit television (cctv) surveillance system.

Sub-officer in charge of the Jamaica Eye St. Catherine Monitor Centre, Corporal Johnoy Forrest, made the disclosure as he recounted how the technology has significantly bolstered law enforcement efforts.

He also noted that the surveillance system has helped in reducing motor vehicle theft at shopping centres in Spanish Town, as well as detecting and preventing crimes in the area.

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Jamaicans should be bold enough to reveal identities of persons who harm children -JTA

Over 30 motor vehicles that were stolen have been recovered in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, since lawmen in the area began using the Jamaica Eye closed circuit television (cctv) surveillance system.

Sub-officer in charge of the Jamaica Eye St. Catherine Monitor Centre, Corporal Johnoy Forrest, made the disclosure as he recounted how the technology has significantly bolstered law enforcement efforts.

He also noted that the surveillance system has helped in reducing motor vehicle theft at shopping centres in Spanish Town, as well as detecting and preventing crimes in the area.

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Court says murder accused Collymore has a case to answer

Over 30 motor vehicles that were stolen have been recovered in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, since lawmen in the area began using the Jamaica Eye closed circuit television (cctv) surveillance system.

Sub-officer in charge of the Jamaica Eye St. Catherine Monitor Centre, Corporal Johnoy Forrest, made the disclosure as he recounted how the technology has significantly bolstered law enforcement efforts.

He also noted that the surveillance system has helped in reducing motor vehicle theft at shopping centres in Spanish Town, as well as detecting and preventing crimes in the area.

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Government aware of costs order following Vybz Kartel appeal case; ODPP discussing amount  

Over 30 motor vehicles that were stolen have been recovered in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, since lawmen in the area began using the Jamaica Eye closed circuit television (cctv) surveillance system.

Sub-officer in charge of the Jamaica Eye St. Catherine Monitor Centre, Corporal Johnoy Forrest, made the disclosure as he recounted how the technology has significantly bolstered law enforcement efforts.

He also noted that the surveillance system has helped in reducing motor vehicle theft at shopping centres in Spanish Town, as well as detecting and preventing crimes in the area.

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Agriculture Ministry taking steps to ramp up production of leafy vegetables, amidst anticipated drought impacts

Over 30 motor vehicles that were stolen have been recovered in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, since lawmen in the area began using the Jamaica Eye closed circuit television (cctv) surveillance system.

Sub-officer in charge of the Jamaica Eye St. Catherine Monitor Centre, Corporal Johnoy Forrest, made the disclosure as he recounted how the technology has significantly bolstered law enforcement efforts.

He also noted that the surveillance system has helped in reducing motor vehicle theft at shopping centres in Spanish Town, as well as detecting and preventing crimes in the area.

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