PHOTOS: Quallo making Christmas rounds
Quallo presents gift to Detective Constable R Power in Clarendon. Power is the oldest person on duty at the age of 57-years-old.
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December 24, 2017

PHOTOS: Quallo making Christmas rounds

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Commissioner of Police, George Quallo is today visiting police stations and divisions across the island as a part of his annual Christmas rounds.

During his visits the commissioners presents officers with gifts as well as evaluate station reports.

Quallo is currently in Clarendon.

Quallo presenting token to youngest person on duty, Constable K Hudson, She is 26-years-old.
Quallo talks with the front desk staff at the May Pen Police Station in Clarendon.
Quallo greets Angela Boothe and Omar Givans at the oldest shop in Mocho, Clarendon

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