St. Catherine South Commander Encourages Residents of Gregory Park to Partner with the Police to Create a Safer Community

The St. Catherine South Commanding Officer, Superintendent Christopher Phillips is encouraging residents of the Gregory Park community to partner with the police to create a safer community.

This comes as operational activities in the Gregory Park area has been intensified in recent days to include the imposition of a curfew which was extended to Wednesday December 22. On Tuesday, December 21, sometime after 1:00 a.m., hours after the announcement of the curfew extension, the police were conducting operations in the Walkers Avenue area where a Remington shotgun along with six 12-guage cartridges were recovered near the entrance of an abandoned house.

No arrest was made but the investigations continue.

“The security forces will continue to increase the operational activities in the Gregory Park area and other areas across the St. Catherine South Police Division. We implore the citizens to cooperate with members of the security forces as we seek to restore order to the Gregory Park area and surrounding communities. Some activities will be temporarily disrupted during some of the operations as we aim to make the area safe for law abiding citizens,” said SP Phillips.