Photo: Let’s raise the torch!
(From left) Special Olympics Jamaica athlete Andrew Bartholmew, Deputy Superintendent Gosford Cole, Superintendent Stephanie Lindsay, and Minister of Sport Olivia Grange hold the torch during Tuesday's launch of the Law Enforcement Torch Run. (Photo: Collin Reid)<b/>
Athletics, Sports
April 19, 2016

Photo: Let’s raise the torch!

(From left) Special Olympics Jamaica athlete Andrew Bartholomew, Deputy Superintendent Gosford Cole, Superintendent Stephanie Lindsay, and Minister of Sport Olivia Grange hold the torch during Tuesday’s launch of the Law Enforcement Torch Run. (Photo: Collin Reid)

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