Police Federation Chairman Corporal Rohan James - file photo
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The Police Federation has revealed that the troubling issue of access to the North South Highway by on-duty police officers has still not been resolved.
Corporal Rohan James, Chairman of the Police Federation, has told Radio Jamaica News that a meeting will be held with the Toll Authority in another attempt to address the matter.
The issue stirred public outrage in May following a motor vehicle crash involving Police Constable Donald Carr.
The police claimed that their colleagues were prevented from continuing on the North-South Highway because of non-payment of the toll.
Since then, fresh attempts have been made to allow all on-duty police personnel unfettered access to toll roads across Jamaica.
Corporal James said the meeting with the Toll Authority is aimed at finalising arrangements which will prevent delays when on-duty police officers try to access the highway.
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