The Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) is aware of reports concerning the suspected su***de of a man in Brown’s Town, St. Ann, on Thursday, June 11, 2026, and wishes to clarify that the deceased is not a member of the organisation.
The circumstances surrounding the death are currently being investigated by the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) and so the Agency is unable to comment on the details of the incident, or on any other unconfirmed information being circulated.
MOCA urges the public to allow the relevant authorities to carry out their investigations and invites anyone with information on the incident to report to the Jamaica Constabulary Force or to the Agency’s anonymous Tip Line at 888-MOCA-TIP.
Major Organised Crime & Anti-Corruption Agency
MOCA is a highly specialised law enforcement entity with primary responsibility for fighting corruption and organised crime in Jamaica.
The Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) was formed in August 2014, bringing together the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) and the Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Task Force (MOCA TF). MOCA is now an elite Agency focussing on tackling corruption in the public sector and bringing high-value criminal targets to justice. The agency is structured around a joint-staff concept w
The Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) is aware of reports concerning the suspected su***de of a man in Brown’s Town, St. Ann, on Thursday, June 11, 2026, and wishes to clarify that the deceased is not a member of the organisation.
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03/06/2026
03/06/2026
🌟🤝 The tone of any organisation is often set by its leaders. When accountability, transparency, and integrity are demonstrated at the highest levels, they help shape organisational culture and inspire ethical decision-making throughout.
“Leadership Accountability: Setting the Tone from the Top” takes center stage on Day 3 of the 12th Annual CCAICAB Conference, bringing together distinguished regional leaders to examine how responsible leadership strengthens institutions, builds public confidence, and advances a culture of integrity within the public sector.
Panelists include:
🔹 Mr. Hadyn Gittens, Chairperson, Trinidad and Tobago Integrity Commission
🔹 Lady A. Anande Trotman-Joseph, Chairperson, CCAICACB
🔹 Mr. Wendal Swann, Commissioner, Turks and Caicos Islands Integrity Commission.
Dr. Roger Koranteng, Acting Senior Director, Governance and Peace Directorate,also presented on “Independence Under Pressure: Safeguarding Caribbean Anti-Corruption Bodies from Conflict of Interest and External Influence” and “Capacity Building for Institutional Effectiveness”. These sessiond explored the importance of protecting institutional autonomy, strengthening governance safeguards, and ensuring that anti-corruption bodies can operate free from undue influence as well as how capacity building strengthens organisational effectiveness through leadership development, skills enhancement and knowledge sharing.
03/06/2026
⚖️🏛️ What does it take to maintain confidence in the justice system, particularly in small states where institutions are closely connected to the communities they serve?
The Hon. Mr. Justice Bryan Sykes, Chief Justice of Jamaica, shares his insights during a presentation on *"Judicial Integrity and the Rule of Law in Small States."*
The session explores the principles that underpin an effective and trusted judiciary, including independence, impartiality, ethical conduct, and accountability. Chief Justice Sykes also reflects on the realities faced by small jurisdictions and the importance of safeguarding public confidence in the administration of justice.
This thought-provoking presentation highlights the judiciary’s vital role in supporting democratic governance and ensuring that the rule of law remains a cornerstone of society.
02/06/2026
🌎🤝 Corruption is a global challenge that demands collective action, strong institutions, and an unwavering commitment to transparency.
Day 2 of the 12th Annual CCAICACB Conference is underway with compelling presentation on *”International Corruption – Causes, Consequences and Solutions,”* featuring Mr. Frank Vogl, Co-Founder of Transparency International and the Partnership for Transparency Fund. Drawing on decades of experience as a globally recognised advocate for transparency and accountability, Mr. Vogl will explore the drivers of corruption, its impact on societies and economies, and practical solutions for strengthening integrity across borders.
This was followed by *”From Disclosure to Enforcement: Managing Declarations, Compliance, Complaints and Investigations.”* which brought together experienced integrity professionals to share valuable perspectives on building effective systems that promote accountability and strengthen public trust.
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