Jamaica Gleaner News - Clarendon police say no to motorcades today - Tuesday August 7, 2007: "The threat of political violence and a shortage of manpower have forced the Clarendon police to place a ban on political motorcades in North West Clarendon today.
Superintendent in charge of the Clarendon police, Radcliffe Lewis, told The Gleaner that the ban has come on account of information his organisation has received.
'The ban is placed there because of certain information we received regarding political confrontation and likely eruption of violence,' said Supt. Lewis."
Superintendent in charge of the Clarendon police, Radcliffe Lewis, told The Gleaner that the ban has come on account of information his organisation has received.
'The ban is placed there because of certain information we received regarding political confrontation and likely eruption of violence,' said Supt. Lewis."
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