Without giving specifics, acting Commissioner of Police Atlee Rodney has told fellow officers of a “considerable reduction” in reported crime.
Rodney was speaking to members of the force in his Christmas message.
He thanked the general public and the business sector, sayin thanks to
“As we approached the end of this year, our statistics are reflecting reductions in all major classes of Crimes,” he told the force.
Crime stats are expected later in the year.
Rodney said as the leading law enforcement agents within the state, “we continue to be proactive by enforcing the laws of the land.”
“Over the past months, we would have removed a number of illegal firearms, ammunition and dangerous drugs off the streets. We continue to be true to our mandate as enshrined in Section 23 of Chapter 330, which directs us “to preserve the Peace and prevent and detect crimes and other infractions against the Law”.
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WHO REPORT CRIME?
Have not visited for a while. Must have missed quite a bit.
On this issue, Police do not report crime.
The citizens/victims do.
Now, if less crime has been reported to the Police, the questions are,
(i) ‘… What accounts for the low crime reports? and
(ii) …Who should be applauded for not reporting crime?
Sure that my good friend ‘…Duncie Bat’ could help with some answers.
Season’s Greetings to ANR’s management; …all its visitors and readers.
More particularly to my friend ‘…Duncie and his fans and of course, the two Rastamen- one real and the other, well do not quite know.
Do have a most enjoyable Christmas.
Mr Pompey your pleasantry is acknowledge however this Rastaman do not partake in the Christ- mes season.
What is your view on the yugge Farrell case dismissal. Particular after spending one month taking mental health medication compliments the prosecutor…..
Yet y’all cant find Burger or Thug Life up to now……
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