After getting robbed, I am done with Jamaica

Dear Pastor,

I do not support the police and never will. I am sorry to say that some of them are corrupt and very wicked. I really don't even want to say what they stole from me.

If you can't trust the police who are trained to protect the community, who can you trust? I am very disappointed with the police. Sorry to say that some of them are dishonest.

My daughter has discouraged me from taking further actions against them. I have no intention to report anybody. I do not have any faith in any of them.

Right now I keep myself safe and keep to myself. I don't trust anyone in Jamaica. My intention now is to sell my property and go back to London because I really don't feel safe.

My sister and I were attacked and robbed in October last year. The both of us lost our bags. My set of keys was in my bag alongside other personal items.

Unfortunately, my sister had her two phones and one of them was new. All her important notes were on them. She had not been to Jamaica for 30 years and she said she would never come back again.

I am writing a book so that one day people will be warned and be very careful about Jamaican people. This country is very beautiful, but if you can't trust the law, how can one be happy here?

The men, women and children here are trained to be con artists. But I put my trust in the Almighty Father. I am trying to sell my property and get out of here as soon as possible.

Please help me if you can as I am looking for prospective buyers. I listen to your station and the only reason why I will never call you about certain topics is because I am fearful for my life. If you know anybody who is interested in my property, please let me know.

Initials withheld upon request

Dear Writer,

You have said many things in your letter. I do not have any way of verifying what you have written, but I can say that I am sorry to hear that your sister and yourself were robbed and that both of you suffered great loss. You are in my prayers and I wish you well. Please do not discourage anybody from visiting Jamaica.

Pastor