Police Say Mtn View Unlikely To Benefit From Cruise Ship Arrival

Police Say Mtn View Unlikely To Benefit From Cruise Ship Arrival Due To Violence

The police are blaming the gangsters in Mountain View,  for an overwhelming case being discussed,  that will not see any of the tourists from the cruise ship to dock in Port Royal,  visiting the area.

Commanding officer for the Kingston Eastern Police Division says it is very unlikely that the community will benefit from the tourist arrival that will flood Kingston in less than two weeks.

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