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PLAYING FAVOURITES? - Cops accused of unfair enforcement of Disaster Risk Management Act

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Nathalie Chevez* and Tia Griffiths* say they’ve lost faith in Jamaica’s justice system, and that it’s all because of an overzealous cop who has been plaguing sections of Maverley in St Andrew, using the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA) as a tool...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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