POLICE?OFFICERS?turned up at the Westbury Cemetery yesterday after SSA?workers confronted two gravediggers who refused to join in a work stoppage.
Sergeant Rondell Lynch warned the workers in the presence of Superintendent of Cemeteries Ricky Cummins (right) that they could not prevent a worker from carrying out his duties, if he wanted to.
Cummins sought to calm the agitated gravedigger after he and other workers got into an argument. (Picture by Maria Bradshaw).
Sanitation workers in support of gravediggers
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