Breaking News: 2 JCF Members Apprehended for Corruption

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Breaking News: 2 JCF Members Apprehended for Corruption

Peaked caps are in focus as the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) welcomed 293 new constables during the August 2018 passing out parade held at the National Police College of Jamaica, Twickenham Park, St Catherine. (Photo: X.com @jamaicaconstab)

In a startling turn of events, two members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) have been apprehended and placed under arrest due to their alleged involvement in corrupt practices. The incident involves two rank-and-file police constables stationed at the Central Village Police Station in St. Catherine.





The arrested officers were taken into custody during the early hours of Sunday following their caught-in-the-act engagement in a corrupt act involving a motorist. The officers were reportedly apprehended while attempting to coerce a motorist into offering them financial gratification in exchange for evading a traffic citation.





This incident came to light through vigilant surveillance carried out by a specialized team from the JCF’s Inspectorate and Professional Standards Oversight Bureau (IPROB). This team was strategically positioned to monitor and address instances of misconduct within the force.





Sources closely connected to the matter have informed TalkUpDiTingsDem News that the unfolding incident occurred when a motorist found himself in the unfortunate situation of having to tow a disabled vehicle belonging to his schoolmate along the Mandela Highway. It was during this challenging moment that the two police constables intercepted the vehicles just outside the Central Village Police Station.





Reports indicate that the officers allegedly coaxed the motorist into providing a monetary sum in exchange for turning a blind eye to the towing of the disabled vehicle on the highway. The motorist reportedly succumbed to the pressure and paid a sum of J$3,000. Following this transaction, he was permitted to continue his journey uninterrupted.





The decisive moment was not missed by the diligent IPROB team, who were meticulously observing the situation as it unfolded. Swift action was taken, and the two implicated officers were promptly apprehended. The upcoming legal proceedings will see them facing charges as investigations progress.





This incident serves as a testament to the unwavering commitment of the JCF to uphold the principles of integrity and accountability within its ranks. The immediate response and transparent handling of the situation by the IPROB team underscore the dedication of the JCF to weed out corruption and maintain public trust.

For the latest updates on this developing story and more news of national significance, stay tuned to TalkUpDiTingsDem News.





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