Latest Jamaica News, Kingston (McKoy’s News): The public is being advised that the Criminal Records Office in Kingston has resume services.
The office is now located at 6-8 Orange Street, in downtown Kingston.
The police high command reports that while the office has been reopened, persons applying for a police record, may also apply for a 5-days or 21-days service, however may experience delay due to the backlog.
The usual next day, and 24-hours service has been suspended until further notice.
The Criminal Record Office which is originally located along Duke Street, downtown Kingston, closed its doors temporary due to a health treats discovered within the air shaft.
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