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Letters to the Editor
Obey the law, plain and simple!
Dear Editor, I refer to Dr Sangster's letter of June 14, 2017 in the Jamaica Observer. Read More
Great need to repair weaknesses in the justice system
Dear Editor,I recall the news of the tragic murder of Dr Peter Vogel, UWI lecturer, at his home in Mona Commons years ago. As I read the court testimony in the news recently, I could not believe this case was just starting, 10 years after the murder! Read More
No Jamaican government has ever been serious about crime
Dear Editor,Everybody is entitled to his or her own opinion. Therefore, this is my opinion concerning this long-standing crime problem. Read More
If we are serious about fighting crime...
Dear Editor,Commissioner of Police George Quallo, in a press conference on crime held at his office on June 13, stated that over 70 per cent of the murders committed are attributable to gangs. Read More
That Christie article was spot on, Observer
Dear Editor,Your article on Greg Christie published on Monday, June 12 is spot on. Read More
A fine for lateness sends wrong signal to students
Dear Editor,St Andrew Technical High School (STATHS) Principal Rayon Simpson has stirred up an ants' nest with his policy of a $50 fine or detention for students arriving late at school. Read More
Disband INDsECOM and re-establish Police Civilian Oversight Authority
Dear Editor,There have been recent newspaper comments about the future of INDECOM, the local agency that monitors the police. Read More
Crime like a bulldozer
Dear Editor,Have you ever seen the world's largest bulldozer — the Komatsu D575A (Super Dozer)?We are accustomed to seeing a D4, D6, D9 or a D12 bulldozer, but not the biggest one in the world. Read More
Clarendon College saddened by Captain Burrell's passing
Dear Editor,The Clarendon College Past Students Association (CCPSA) is deeply saddened by the passing of one of its own, Captain Horace Burrell, who attended Clarendon College between 1962 and 1968. Read More
Brilliant summary of Christie, Observer
Dear Editor,Your June 12 article about former Contractor General Greg Christie brilliantly summarises what I and others have long felt about his clumsy, heavy-handed, bull in a china shop stewardship. Read More
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