
Hugh Faulkner
Hugh Faulkner serves as the commissioner of the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) in Jamaica, an agency dedicated to overseeing the actions of law enforcement to ensure accountability and transparency. He has been a vocal advocate for the integration of body-worn cameras into police operations, emphasizing their potential to enhance investigative integrity and public trust. Faulkner's commitment to reforming policing practices is particularly pertinent in light of rising concerns over fatal encounters involving security forces, making his role crucial in the ongoing discussions about the necessity of technological advancements in law enforcement.
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Recent news mentions
INDECOM Commissioner Hugh Faulkner declared that the commission was 'unapologetic' in its repeated recommendation to both Parliament and the Jamaica Constabulary Force.
Snap raids under fire | NewsHugh Faulkner is the INDECOM Commissioner advocating for the use of body-worn cameras by police forces.
INDECOM boss vows to stay ‘relentless’ on body cameras | Lead StoriesCommissioner Hugh Faulkner emphasised that the charges reflect the agency’s robust investigative capacity.
INDECOM charges 32 in past year | Lead Stories
Current commissioner Hugh Faulkner’s integrity is as clean as my math homework book.
Orville Taylor | Code Blue and black | CommentaryHugh Faulkner, commissioner of the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM), said his agency is eager to see body-worn cameras integrated into routine and planned police operations.
Accountability bodies yearn for police body cams | Lead Stories






