Jamaica Constabulary Force
Jamaica's police service: police records, crime reporting and wanted lists
What it does
The Jamaica Constabulary Force, the national police service established in 1867, runs its official site as a citizen service channel rather than a brochure. It carries the police record application route for the Certificate of Good Conduct, online and anonymous crime reporting, a missing persons registry that can be searched and added to, and public wanted persons notices.
The site also publishes crime statistics and dashboards, curfew and public safety alerts, Road Traffic Act 2018 documentation with the schedule of offences and traffic fines, a returning residents handbook, and a contact directory covering divisions and specialist branches such as CISOCA for child and sexual offence cases and the domestic violence intervention centres.
News and press releases, recruitment information and multimedia content including the Force4Good podcast are updated on an ongoing basis. Emergency contact numbers, 119 for police emergencies and 311 for Crime Stop, are carried alongside a text tip line.
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- Site last changed
- 12 Sep 2026 · from the site's most recent post or page
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