Defacing Public Infrastructure a Violation of Political Code of Conduct — Ombudsman

Registrar of Political Parties and Liaison at the Office of the Political Ombudsman, Llofraun Thompson, is reminding political supporters that defacing public infrastructure is a violation of the political code of conduct.

Her comments come amid an increasing number of reports of spray-painted symbols and partisan markings across several constituencies, including East Central St. Catherine and West St. Thomas.

There’s also the widespread use of green and orange cloth by the two main political parties to mark territory.

Thompson says some of the incidents being observed fall into a legal grey area.

Llofraun Thompson, Registrar of Political Parties and Liaison at the Office of the Political Ombudsman.

She was speaking during Nationwide@5 on Monday.