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Parents advised to speak with their children after Jouvert jump-up.

July 10, 2022

Parents advised to speak with their children after Jouvert jump-up.
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The KPSM would like to make the following known the Jouvert jump began at approximately 04:15 am.
From the beginning to the very end, the entire Jouvert jump-up moved along in a timely fashion in accordance with the plan.
The police want to encourage parents of children (under the age of 18) who took part in the jump-up, and who consumed an excessive amount of alcohol, to speak to them.
This is and continues to be a concern. Consuming excessive amounts of alcohol is not safe or healthy for developing children and should not be encouraged.
Overall, there were only a ...


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