Jamaica Stop! [Shake] Now that the shaking has stopped, resume crime reporting. If you know the whereabouts of guns, gangs, or wanted persons, call @crimestopjamaica at 311 or the nearest police station. #AForce4Good | Jamaica Constabulary Force

During the graduation ceremony for police officers on the development programme, guest speaker, The Honourable Mrs. Justice Simone Wolfe-Reece, reminded the cohort of three sacred responsibilities; lead the people, develop professionalism and moral and protect public trust. #AForce4Good | Jamaica Constabulary Force

One of the duties of the Traffic Enforcement Branch is to ensure the free flow of traffic, both pedestrian and vehicular. That is why we are out on the streets every day, especially during peak hours, to keep the traffic moving. So, if a police officer ever tells you to "Move on and keep on moving," do not disobey, as it is a part of our duty, and failure to comply can result in you being charged under section 20 of the Jamaica Constabulary Force Act. #TrafficThursday | Jamaica Constabulary Forc

Police name Jamaica's Most Wanted men (Part 2). Know these men or their whereabouts? Call Crime Stop anonymously at 311, Police 119 Emergency Number or 811. | Jamaica Constabulary Force

Happening Now: The graduation ceremony for Officers and Inspectors is currently underway at the National Police College of Jamaica in Twickenham Park, St. Catherine. Eighty-two Sergeants and sixty-eight Inspectors have completed the development programme and will advance to the ranks of Inspector and Deputy Superintendent of Police, respectively. The ceremony can be watched on the JCF’s official YouTube, Facebook or TikTok pages. #AForce4Good | Jamaica Constabulary Force