Police collected over $1 million in 2023

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By Zaya Williams

The police force has done its part in contributing to the state’s revenue collections in 2023, with over $1 million EC being generated, as reported by Commissioner of Police Atlee Rodney.

Providing a breakdown of the figures, he disclosed that $36,325 was generated from police records, and fingerprint services contributed $92,700, resulting in a total of $455,725 from the Criminal Records Office alone.

Simultaneously, the traffic department contributed $954,575 through earnings from tickets, permits for heavy-duty equipment, and other services.

Early last year, the police initiated a crackdown on unpaid parking tickets, aiming to address the outstanding sum of approximately $600,000 in unpaid traffic tickets.

The government had to implement various measures to recover these funds.

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Comments (3)

  • Anonymous January 12, 2024, 8:46 AM

    I agree police need to out more than a being on the media just showing their faces be out and about crime, speeding etc.
  • Anonymous January 11, 2024, 8:06 PM

    Is only in the community crime dey
  • Man on the sea January 11, 2024, 3:20 PM

    The police should be out in the communitys fighting crime but instead they downtown fu*king around people for traffic violation and gun crime spiraling out of control.

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