Mo this is how you do it ,where are the human rights org ?

[Sir X]

Police join Church to help Dunkirk residents

Wednesday, February 19, 2014 | 2:30 PM

Residents of Dunkirk join members of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and the Police in prayer.

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The police have joined with officials from the Seventh Day Adventist Church to reach out to traumatised residents in McIntyre Villa, east Kingston.
Residents in the community, also known as Dunkirk, have been on edge since four people were shot last week, two fatally including a 17-month-old baby.
"The aim of the visit is to reach out to residents in the area," said Shain O'Connor, a minister from the church.
The minister made the address minutes before he was joined by members of the Police High Command including Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of Area Four George Quallo on a tour of the area.
Quallo commended the move by church group and has given his assurance that the police will also be working closely with residents to bring back peace in the area.
-- Kimmo Matthews

Community outreach,Police and social groups in tandem ,find the most troubled lane in Dunkirk designate it to be rehabilatised, start with simple painting of the streets,open prayer service every sundays, police ,soldiers and JFJ invited and run a boat.

1 street 1 life ! there is the logo, yuh see whey di money come from.Push back against the failed criminalization process ,ganja laws, this new B.S anti gang laws and lets get real ones going like the anti corruption laws.

[Muadib]

and what happens when it is the Police abusing human rights ?

[Sir X]

Yuh truly lost, brethren leave the discussion that class has been given already.