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Question: What do the Reggae Boyz soccer team hierarchy and the Jamaican police force’s hierarchy have in common?
Answer: They BOTH sound like a stuck record as the same words and sentences are repeated every few months while nothing changes! (You remember those 45 and 33 rpm records where occasionally a particular section would keep repeating because the needle has become stuck in a groove?)
Cops urged to be on high alert after constable's death
Published: Saturday January 26, 2013 | 5:16 am
Police Commissioner Owen Ellington
The Police High Command is warning cops in rural Jamaica to be on high alert following the murder of Special Constable Troy Foster in Malvern, St Elizabeth, on Thursday.
The Police High Command says it’s issuing the warning based on the intelligence that criminal elements are migrating from the Corporate Area to the rural areas of the island to avoid being captured.
It says this practice has rendered law enforcement more challenging for police personnel working in rural areas.
Police Commissioner Owen Ellington notes that policing has become more dynamic in recent years as criminals have become more brazen and are not afraid to attack the police at anytime and anywhere.
(The Daily Gleaner: http://jamaica-gleaner.com/latest/article.php?id=42480 )
Answer: They BOTH sound like a stuck record as the same words and sentences are repeated every few months while nothing changes! (You remember those 45 and 33 rpm records where occasionally a particular section would keep repeating because the needle has become stuck in a groove?)
Cops urged to be on high alert after constable's death
Published: Saturday January 26, 2013 | 5:16 am
Police Commissioner Owen Ellington
The Police High Command is warning cops in rural Jamaica to be on high alert following the murder of Special Constable Troy Foster in Malvern, St Elizabeth, on Thursday.
The Police High Command says it’s issuing the warning based on the intelligence that criminal elements are migrating from the Corporate Area to the rural areas of the island to avoid being captured.
It says this practice has rendered law enforcement more challenging for police personnel working in rural areas.
Police Commissioner Owen Ellington notes that policing has become more dynamic in recent years as criminals have become more brazen and are not afraid to attack the police at anytime and anywhere.
(The Daily Gleaner: http://jamaica-gleaner.com/latest/article.php?id=42480 )