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Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes has called for a national parenting programme to help families with issues. “If we do not get that national parenting programme, we will not turn it around,” he said. His comments came after he dealt with a teenager whose mother said she left it to the father to attend Parent-Teacher Association as well as form level meetings. Serrian Jamali Scott-Fagan, a 17-year-old farmer, of Jackman’s Alley, …
Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes believes a national parenting programme needs to be introduced to “turn this society around”.He made the suggestion on Monday as he dealt with 17-year-old Serrian Jamali Scott-Fagan who was charged with using insulting language towards a police officer and having a knife in his possession on Hastings Road, a public place, on August 6.The Jackman’s Alley, Orange Hill, St James resident, who said he is a farmer but has ambitions of becoming a rapper, pleaded guilty to the charges.When the Chief Magistrate asked him what he had done to get the necessary education to become a rapper, Scott-Fagan said he had applied to a skills training school.