New CCN head meets the PS
Permanent secretary in the Ministry of National Security and Peace, Ambassador Alison Stone Roofe (right), in discussion with head of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) Corporate Communications Network (CCN), Senior Superintendent of Police Dahlia Garrick on Friday at a closing out ceremony for 37 members of the JCF who have completed training under the Trilateral Cooperation Project: Jamaica Capacity Building on the Community Policing-KOBAN System. Photo: JIS
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September 22, 2025

New CCN head meets the PS

Permanent secretary in the Ministry of National Security and Peace, Ambassador Alison Stone Roofe (right), in discussion with head of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) Corporate Communications Network (CCN), Senior Superintendent of Police Dahlia Garrick on Friday at a closing out ceremony for 37 members of the JCF who have completed training under the Trilateral Cooperation Project: Jamaica Capacity Building on the Community Policing-KOBAN System.

(Photo: JIS)

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