JCF said Dictator Judge order Sgt to arrested Cst Arnando Davis ,carry to court uniform & Hand cuff

JCF said Dictator Parish Judge Alwayne Smith, order Sergeant to arrested Constable Arnando Davis ,carry to court uniform & Hand cuff
ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica - NEWS ONLINE understands that several police officers and attorneys are disgruntled following an incident in which a parish judge in St Elizabeth ordered a uniformed policeman to be handcuffed and brought to court on a warrant.

The police constable was eventually offered bail by Parish Judge Alwayne Smith, who made the order.

When contacted on Thursday afternoon, chairman of the Jamaica Police Federation, Corporal Rohan James described the incident as being one of the most "absurd and barbarically immoral acts... done by the judge."

James was unable to provide details on the matter, explaining that he had not been in receipt of a report regarding the incident at that time.

"One thing I know for sure, the federation cannot sit by and allow for the continuance of judges to be driving disrespect and abuse from the bench, and that is all I have to say at this time," he said.

James assured that the federation will be issuing a release on the matter "as soon as possible".

NEWS ONLINE sources indicated that the constable who has a matter in court, failed to appear before Smith on Wednesday.

A subsequent bench warrant was issued by the judge.

However, it is understood that the policeman was at another courthouse for another matter at the time.

The constable, who was on leave, reportedly returned to work on Thursday morning.

It is understood that on Thursday's sitting of the St Elizabeth Parish Court, another policeman, assigned to that court, refused to comply with the judge's order to have the police constable arrested and brought to court.

The law enforcer was cited for contempt of court.

The constable was later brought to court in handcuffs and was offered bail.

It is not clear the nature of the matter for which the cop has in that jurisdiction.

The action of the judge has reportedly infuriated some lawmen in the parish.

Some attorneys are also reportedly upset at the judicial officer's action, with some describing it as unwarranted.

Please note
some of this Sergeant statement are very out of order to the judge also some of the police woman statements very rude to the judicial system .
both police need discipline for some of those disrespect bad utterances they made against court orders and their legal duties ..
Police woman cant dictates that the judge have to leave the Parish(St Elizabeth )
that's out of place .
and the male sergeant cant said he will disobey Judge Orders.
Police are not above the law .


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