The Jamaica Constabulary Force aims to integrate technology in its daily operations to improve efficiency, effectiveness, and public safety. Body-Worn Camera training remains a key priority, with sessions actively delivered across St Thomas, St Andrew North, Manchester, Kingston Central, Kingston West and the Specialized Operations Division. These efforts reinforce the organization’s dedication to modern policing standards. #AForce4Good #OperationTech | Jamaica Constabulary Force

The Jamaica Constabulary Force, JCF says the deployment of 1,000 body worn cameras is in an advanced stage and more of the devices are being procured. The update was provided yesterday afternoon. It follows renewed calls for the use of bodycams by members of the security forces. The calls intensified after several fatal shootings, this year. In a statement, the JCF confirmed that it has received 1,000 body-worn cameras which were in an advanced state of procurement during the final quarter of 20

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

Sergeant Arleen McBean, Chairman of the Jamaica Police Federation gave remarks after the annual church service at the Lighthouse Assembly Church of God in Spanish Town, St Catherine earlier today. The church service was supported by several members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force from across the island as well as ministers, stakeholders and the church community. #ChurchService #AForce4Good | Jamaica Constabulary Force

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