Author: Shanice Gibbs

“The days of unsolved crimes are becoming few.”

That’s the declaration of Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he re-emphasized the Government’s commitment to keeping Jamaica safe.

Mr. Holness was speaking in Coleyville, Manchester yesterday.

He noted that with the improved strategies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, more perpetrators are being held accountable for their crimes.

The Prime Minister also warned criminals that the Constabulary Force is more data-driven and will therefore have less difficulty in locating them.

“The days of unsolved crimes are becoming few.”

That’s the declaration of Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he re-emphasized the Government’s commitment to keeping Jamaica safe.

Mr. Holness was speaking in Coleyville, Manchester yesterday.

He noted that with the improved strategies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, more perpetrators are being held accountable for their crimes.

The Prime Minister also warned criminals that the Constabulary Force is more data-driven and will therefore have less difficulty in locating them.

“The days of unsolved crimes are becoming few.”

That’s the declaration of Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he re-emphasized the Government’s commitment to keeping Jamaica safe.

Mr. Holness was speaking in Coleyville, Manchester yesterday.

He noted that with the improved strategies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, more perpetrators are being held accountable for their crimes.

The Prime Minister also warned criminals that the Constabulary Force is more data-driven and will therefore have less difficulty in locating them.

“The days of unsolved crimes are becoming few.”

That’s the declaration of Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he re-emphasized the Government’s commitment to keeping Jamaica safe.

Mr. Holness was speaking in Coleyville, Manchester yesterday.

He noted that with the improved strategies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, more perpetrators are being held accountable for their crimes.

The Prime Minister also warned criminals that the Constabulary Force is more data-driven and will therefore have less difficulty in locating them.

“The days of unsolved crimes are becoming few.”

That’s the declaration of Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he re-emphasized the Government’s commitment to keeping Jamaica safe.

Mr. Holness was speaking in Coleyville, Manchester yesterday.

He noted that with the improved strategies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, more perpetrators are being held accountable for their crimes.

The Prime Minister also warned criminals that the Constabulary Force is more data-driven and will therefore have less difficulty in locating them.

“The days of unsolved crimes are becoming few.”

That’s the declaration of Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he re-emphasized the Government’s commitment to keeping Jamaica safe.

Mr. Holness was speaking in Coleyville, Manchester yesterday.

He noted that with the improved strategies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, more perpetrators are being held accountable for their crimes.

The Prime Minister also warned criminals that the Constabulary Force is more data-driven and will therefore have less difficulty in locating them.

“The days of unsolved crimes are becoming few.”

That’s the declaration of Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he re-emphasized the Government’s commitment to keeping Jamaica safe.

Mr. Holness was speaking in Coleyville, Manchester yesterday.

He noted that with the improved strategies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, more perpetrators are being held accountable for their crimes.

The Prime Minister also warned criminals that the Constabulary Force is more data-driven and will therefore have less difficulty in locating them.

“The days of unsolved crimes are becoming few.”

That’s the declaration of Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he re-emphasized the Government’s commitment to keeping Jamaica safe.

Mr. Holness was speaking in Coleyville, Manchester yesterday.

He noted that with the improved strategies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, more perpetrators are being held accountable for their crimes.

The Prime Minister also warned criminals that the Constabulary Force is more data-driven and will therefore have less difficulty in locating them.

“The days of unsolved crimes are becoming few.”

That’s the declaration of Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he re-emphasized the Government’s commitment to keeping Jamaica safe.

Mr. Holness was speaking in Coleyville, Manchester yesterday.

He noted that with the improved strategies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, more perpetrators are being held accountable for their crimes.

The Prime Minister also warned criminals that the Constabulary Force is more data-driven and will therefore have less difficulty in locating them.

“The days of unsolved crimes are becoming few.”

That’s the declaration of Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he re-emphasized the Government’s commitment to keeping Jamaica safe.

Mr. Holness was speaking in Coleyville, Manchester yesterday.

He noted that with the improved strategies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, more perpetrators are being held accountable for their crimes.

The Prime Minister also warned criminals that the Constabulary Force is more data-driven and will therefore have less difficulty in locating them.