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FALMOUTH, Trelawny — The Trelawny Police Division has launched its Beat Officer Patrol Division (BOPD) as part of efforts to strengthen police visibility, improve law enforcement and reduce criminal activities in the town of Falmouth.
The unit was officially launched last week by Superintendent Velonique Campbell, commanding officer of the Trelawny Police Division, and Deputy Superintendent of Police Shamar Edwards, operations officer.
The BOPD will focus on a range of offences and public safety concerns, including drug trafficking, prostitution, larceny and harassment of visitors. Its operations will also include security checks at gas stations and financial institutions, traffic management and enforcement of the Road Traffic Act.
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