Head of the St Elizabeth police, Superintendent Coleridge Minto, says he is anticipating a huge turnout at Thursday’s staging of a gospel concert in Black River organised by his team five months after Hurricane Melissa battered the south-central town. | Collector

Head of the St Elizabeth police, Superintendent Coleridge Minto, says he is anticipating a huge turnout at Thursday’s staging of a gospel concert in Black River organised by his team five months after Hurricane Melissa battered the south-central town.

Jamaica Observer

Head of the St Elizabeth police, Superintendent Coleridge Minto, says he is anticipating a huge turnout at Thursday’s staging of a gospel concert in Black River organised by his team five months after Hurricane Melissa battered the south-central town.

Head of the St Elizabeth police, Superintendent Coleridge Minto, says he is anticipating a huge turnout at Thursday’s staging of a gospel concert in Black River organised by his team five months after Hurricane Melissa battered the south-central town.

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