Constable Brian Martin
The following is a statement from the Police Federation:
The Central Committee of the Police Federation anounces with deepest regrets the brutal slaying of # 22602 Constable Brian Martin of the St Andrew Central Division.
He was killed while attending a wake in Frog City, in the St Andrew South Police Area.
Our sincere condolences to his family, colleagues and friends.
Sleep in Eternal Peace.
A formal message will follow.
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That’s sad my condolence to the family
ReplyDeleteCondolences to his kin and I can only hope he died in Christ!
ReplyDeleteThis is very sad when u loose a policeman RIP
ReplyDeleteWas he on police duties in Frog City.
ReplyDeleteBy the way where the hell is such a city in Jamaica.
When one becomes a police some hellish places you don't go without back up.Otherwise "tan a yuh yaad" or station.
My sincere condolences to this apparently young policeman, his family, friends and decent law abiding Jamaicans.
What rubbish, becoming a policeman does not make you a prisoner of society. Check the data the percentage of police who die each year is far less than the number of civilian who are murdered every year, so if anyone fe tan a dem Yaad a wi de civilians cause obviously we are the target not the police.
DeleteWhat are the circumstances leading to his death does anyone know.If so enlighten us ,cause you know "Tek sleep mark death".
ReplyDeleteMartin was attached to the Half Way Tree station, was killed while he attended a a Frog City Wake located in the Denham Town police division.He received gunshot wounds to his face,upper body or head was apparent.
DeleteJamaican lawlessness.
ReplyDeleteAre you surprised when most Jamaicans are alleged criminals in this Criminals' Paradise and when convicted ends up brawling in PRISHOTELS where many CEOs operate their criminal enterprises from under the full security of the Jamaican State courtesy of the hapless tax payers.
DeleteCEOs are Criminal Executive Officers/Criminal Enterprise Operators who manage the illigitimate sectors of the Crime Industry.
Are any of these CEOs members of the PSOJ?
DeleteMicspen it seem you are bitter about something so I withdraw my earlier response to you previous statement. Go ahead and vent, let it all out and I hope in short order you will overcome whatever it is.
DeleteVery serious and meaningful actions are needed against the terrorists were are breeding. The actions taken recently were jokes.
ReplyDeleteMay his soul rest in piece.
I concur with my fellow citizens in expressing deepest & sincerest condolences to his family, friends & co-workers.
ReplyDeleteMay his Soul Rest In Peace.
I would also like to express sincere Thanks to all our essential services workers!
We appreciate your service.
God Bless & Keep You All.
So sorry to lose another young policeman. Condolences to his family and friends.
ReplyDeleteRest in peace my dear. ❤ðŸ˜
Heartfelt condolence to Constable Martin's family, colleagues, friends. Can just imagine the pain and sorrow . Aye sah. Tired of the killing. If we keep killing off Policemen and each other what will become of us?
ReplyDeleteMay God have mercy on Jamaica land we love.
My heartfelt condolences to the family, his colleagues and friends.
ReplyDeleteThe name frog city alone makes me afraid . I don’t no where and I don’t want to know where Rip young police Martin
ReplyDeleteThe sad thing is that these kinds of brazen attacks on our citizens will continue. Not until the criminals fear the consequences of their actions, will they continue. Jamaica urgently needs the death penalty to be reinstalled. For those “Human Rights” advocates, they need to stop being hypocritical by sheltering them.
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