People’s National Party, PNP, President Mark Golding says Jamaica’s crime situation is out of control.
This, as he lamented the recent murders of several women and children across the island.
Speaking at a candidate presentation meeting in Trelawny on Sunday, Mr Golding said Jamaicans have lost hope and are afraid because of crime.
He blasted the Andrew Holness led government for not doing enough to tackle crime.
People’s National Party, PNP, President Mark Golding says Jamaica’s crime situation is out of control.
This, as he lamented the recent murders of several women and children across the island.
Speaking at a candidate presentation meeting in Trelawny on Sunday, Mr Golding said Jamaicans have lost hope and are afraid because of crime.
He blasted the Andrew Holness led government for not doing enough to tackle crime.
People’s National Party, PNP, President Mark Golding says Jamaica’s crime situation is out of control.
This, as he lamented the recent murders of several women and children across the island.
Speaking at a candidate presentation meeting in Trelawny on Sunday, Mr Golding said Jamaicans have lost hope and are afraid because of crime.
He blasted the Andrew Holness led government for not doing enough to tackle crime.
People’s National Party, PNP, President Mark Golding says Jamaica’s crime situation is out of control.
This, as he lamented the recent murders of several women and children across the island.
Speaking at a candidate presentation meeting in Trelawny on Sunday, Mr Golding said Jamaicans have lost hope and are afraid because of crime.
He blasted the Andrew Holness led government for not doing enough to tackle crime.
People’s National Party, PNP, President Mark Golding says Jamaica’s crime situation is out of control.
This, as he lamented the recent murders of several women and children across the island.
Speaking at a candidate presentation meeting in Trelawny on Sunday, Mr Golding said Jamaicans have lost hope and are afraid because of crime.
He blasted the Andrew Holness led government for not doing enough to tackle crime.
People’s National Party, PNP, President Mark Golding says Jamaica’s crime situation is out of control.
This, as he lamented the recent murders of several women and children across the island.
Speaking at a candidate presentation meeting in Trelawny on Sunday, Mr Golding said Jamaicans have lost hope and are afraid because of crime.
He blasted the Andrew Holness led government for not doing enough to tackle crime.
People’s National Party, PNP, President Mark Golding says Jamaica’s crime situation is out of control.
This, as he lamented the recent murders of several women and children across the island.
Speaking at a candidate presentation meeting in Trelawny on Sunday, Mr Golding said Jamaicans have lost hope and are afraid because of crime.
He blasted the Andrew Holness led government for not doing enough to tackle crime.
People’s National Party, PNP, President Mark Golding says Jamaica’s crime situation is out of control.
This, as he lamented the recent murders of several women and children across the island.
Speaking at a candidate presentation meeting in Trelawny on Sunday, Mr Golding said Jamaicans have lost hope and are afraid because of crime.
He blasted the Andrew Holness led government for not doing enough to tackle crime.
People’s National Party, PNP, President Mark Golding says Jamaica’s crime situation is out of control.
This, as he lamented the recent murders of several women and children across the island.
Speaking at a candidate presentation meeting in Trelawny on Sunday, Mr Golding said Jamaicans have lost hope and are afraid because of crime.
He blasted the Andrew Holness led government for not doing enough to tackle crime.
People’s National Party, PNP, President Mark Golding says Jamaica’s crime situation is out of control.
This, as he lamented the recent murders of several women and children across the island.
Speaking at a candidate presentation meeting in Trelawny on Sunday, Mr Golding said Jamaicans have lost hope and are afraid because of crime.
He blasted the Andrew Holness led government for not doing enough to tackle crime.
