Photo: Police assist United Way
Police Inspector Natalie Palmer (left) discusses the police force&rsquo;s involvement in the United Way Jamaica charity with (from second left) United Way employee Althea Bennett, the organisation&rsquo;s Chief Executive Officer Winsome Wilkins, and Chairman Ian Forbes, at the end of a stakeholder&rsquo;s consultation held Friday at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in St Andrew. Each month, 500 members of the police force give a minimum $200 from their salaries to United Way.<strong>Aston Spaulding </strong>
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October 21, 2016

Photo: Police assist United Way

Police Inspector Natalie Palmer (left) discusses the police force’s involvement in the United Way Jamaica charity with (from second left) United Way employee Althea Bennett, the organisation’s Chief Executive Officer Winsome Wilkins, and Chairman Ian Forbes, at the end of a stakeholder’s consultation held Friday at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in St Andrew. Each month, 500 members of the police force give a minimum $200 from their salaries to United Way. (Photo: Aston Spaulding)

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