Central Jamaica police leadership changes
Superintendent Wayne Cameron is the new head of the Manchester police.<strong></strong>
Central, News, Regional
October 30, 2016

Central Jamaica police leadership changes

Mandeville, Manchester — News broke last week that Superintendent Vendolyn Cameron-Powell, who until recently headed the Manchester police division, has been transferred to Clarendon.

She has been replaced in Manchester by Superintendent Wayne Cameron former head of the St Ann Police Division.

Former head of the Manchester Police Division Supt Vendolyn Cameron-Powell has been transferred to Clarendon.<strong></strong>

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