ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica — Police in Williamsfield District, St Elizabeth, have launched an investigation following the suspected suicide of a constable hooked up to the Half-Means-Tree Police Station on Wednesday night.
The deceased has been recognized as Constable Arnold A. Wilson, who was reportedly discovered unresponsive at his residence shortly after 5:30 p.m.
In keeping with early stories, residents within the space grew to become involved and alerted the police, who responded promptly and confirmed the tragic incident.
Preliminary info signifies that Constable Wilson had been on depart and was receiving therapy for mental-health–associated challenges. Relations shared that he had been struggling emotionally following the current passing of his father abroad.
The St Elizabeth Police Division, together with the Chaplaincy Companies Department, has prolonged grief counselling and assist to colleagues and members of the family affected by the tragedy.
This newest incident has as soon as once more introduced consideration to the psychological well being pressures confronted by members of the safety forces, in addition to the significance of entry to counselling and wellness assist.
If You Or Somebody You Know Wants Assist
Confidential help is on the market by means of the Psychological Well being and Suicide Prevention Helpline at 888-NEW-LIFE (888-639-5433), or contact 911 in emergencies.
Members of the Jamaica Constabulary Pressure may also attain out to the Chaplaincy Companies or Medical Companies Department for assist.
