SEVERAL VOLUNTEER MEMBERS of the Reflexology Association of Jamaica treated 50 members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force to a therapy session at the Commissioner's office at 101 Old Hope Road on Tuesday, September 20.
Several certified reflexologist took the time out to treat the hardworking police officers to natural healing therapy based on the principle that there are reflexes in the feet, hands and ears that correspond to every part of the body. Thus the lawmen were given the opportunity to receive this type of treatment that helps relief pain, stress and tension.
On The Beat spoke with Sharon Reid, a certified reflexologist who said that "due to the high level of stress and pressure law officers undergo on a daily basis, the group decided on the session to help alleviate and relieve stress tension."
She disclosed that Reflexology Week is celebrated internationally every year and different sectors of society are selected for therapy. Last year the Jamaica Public Service Company employees benefited from this stress relief tension therapy. Reflexology does not cost a lot for therapy as the price ranges from $1500 to $2000 per session.
Police seek help to locate witness
THE KINGSTON CENTRAL C.I.B. is seeking the assistance of members of the public to locate George Walker, of Barry Street, Kingston, who is a witness in a case now before the court.
The case will next be heard in the Home Circuit Court on Wednesday, October 5.
Persons with information on the whereabouts of Mr. Walker are being asked to call Detective Corporal A. Grant at 922-5076 or the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, at 922-6321.
On The Beat is a production of the Constabulary Communication Network. For further information contact Inspector Victor Henry, Corporal Natasha Green or Constable Oneil Patterson at 978-2729 or 978-2214.
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