There was a police party at the Superville Guest House in 3rd Avenue, Pickwick Gap, Westbury Road, St Michael, yesterday.
However, the party was not for the Police Force; it was hosted by police officers – the New Orleans Community Police Post.
Now in its fourth year, the annual children’s Christmas party again attracted large numbers and featured food, games and giveaways.
In addition, this year’s party was special as it was used to help ease tensions between the New Orleans and Chapman’s Lane communities.
Crime prevention officer Station Sergeant Stephen Griffith said the party was a continuation of the force’s efforts to remove stigma from places like The Orleans.
Here, children playing musical chairs under the watchful eye of Griffith (pointing). (CA)
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