Commissioner of Police Darwin Dottin is considering going to Government to have legislation drafted to deal with the “massive problem” of noise pollution.
Speaking to the DAILY NATION yesterday after a service at the Ann Gill Memorial Methodist Church in commemoration of Police Week 2012, Dottin said: “We are facing an enormous problem [concerning] noise from karaokes, public fetes and from what people call birthday parties.
We have so many complaints from residents who are utterly fed up [but] we are trying to control it through the Highway Act and I have told my commanders they have to be very judicious about it.
“It is a massive problem and we’re going to use what legislative approaches we have to address the problem [although] I think it’s such a problem that perhaps we are going to be asking our ministry to look at the question of drafting additional legislation to deal with noise pollution.”
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