Countless Jamaican police officers are breaking the law, moonlighting at the expense of their legitimate jobs to serve and protect, in an attempt to augment what they describe as «meagre» salaries. Alarmingly, many are even using their police-issued service weapons to carry out their illegitimate businesses. Moonlighting or ‘hustling’ as it is often referred to is where some lawmen have a side job or personal business outside of their regular duties. This can range from bodyguard services, escorts, bouncers at nightclubs, guarding construction sites, and security detail for events and high-profile clients. Additionally, several police officers are known to operate route and chartered taxis and buses, are promoters for entertainment events, as well as proprietors of several businesses. According to the implemented policies of the Jamaica Constabulary Force JCFpolice officers are allowed, to a limited extent, to engage in certain jobs while off duty; however, it shou...