Panel Discussion

Panel Discussion on SOEs and Criminal Behaviour

With SOEs no longer in operation and an island wide curfew currently in place, has criminal behaviour been impacted by the changed environment?

In retrospect did the SOEs have the desired impact? And what accounts for the seeming increase in the security forces apprehension of wanted criminals?

We discussed this with Criminologist, CVM LIVE Security Contributor Dr. Jason McKay and Rev. Dr. Henley Morgan, Founder and Chairman of the Agency For Inner City Renewal.

    

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