We hear several bad things about the police, and Jamaicans rarely find the time to highlight the good work of the police. Today I got a message from businessman Robert Simpson, CEO of Top Rock Sports, about a police officer. This is the story:
On Friday, February 20, 2026, I lost my wallet with JMD 220,000.00, my driver's license and bank cards in Spanish Town. On Sunday, February 22, 2026, Mr Oshayne Meggoe, who is a police officer at the training school, came to my address with my wallet. To my surprise, all the money, my driver's license and bank cards were returned with the wallet. He came to my house on Saturday at 7:00 am, but everyone was sleeping, and he had to go to work. I would like to express my gratitude to Mr Meggoe for his honesty.
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| Workstation on fire! |
Fire destroyed Mr Simpson's workstation on Ash Wednesday, which is used for printing his T-shirts. The return of his funds and other items, therefore, brought joy to his heart.
Sergeant Meggoe is a past student of Spanish Town High School, and he has been in the Jamaica Constabulary Force for thirteen years.
I encourage my Bark Di Trute supporters and others to add your comments commending this good cop. This is one way for us to ensure that good people are in front, ready to do good and to assist others.
Click the icon below to listen to Sergeant Meggoe.
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Refreshing story. Sarge mi proud a u
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome story thank you sir for being an example to others, you’re truly a real honest gentleman.
ReplyDeleteHighest commendation to Sergeant Meggoe. Honestly always pay.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mr Derby for highlighting this story
Commendation to Sergeant Meggoe. Truly, a child of God.
ReplyDeleteUnlike what people think most Jamaican police are good decent people.
ReplyDeleteIf you ask me I believe Jamaican police are the best in the world.
Tell.me where else you go you can ask police for a bligh and get it especially re traffic misdemeanors.
Ja police a di best sometimes the way they operate you really want to show gratitude.
Nuff manners and respect squadie everytime.
Sgt Oshayne Meggoe is an excellent Police Officer and a great human being who has a heart for people. Blessings
ReplyDeleteTo God be the glory you see we have to stop put all the police in one basket because we have a lot of good honest hard working police out there not everyone is a criminal and Mr Meggoe show us that keep up the good work Mr Meggoe
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome and commendable. May he continue to walk in the way of righteousness. Many blessings to him.
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