Murders down, theft up
ST James is far safer than it was a decade ago when murders topped 300 in some years, says police divisional commander Senior Superintendent Eron Samuels. But Hurricane Melissa has triggered a new crime headache, with larceny and break-ins surging as overseas property owners returned after the Category 5 storm to find their homes burgled. Speaking on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Force4Good…
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