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By Candace Crawford

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May 28, 2026
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  • CoverDONE BY: K'Lee Kelly Liani Lopez Kyfeira Lino Sariah Martin
  • INTRODUCTIONPolice Communication and Public Information During Crime Incidents investigate how communication takes place between the police, the media, and the public during crime-related incidents. My group and I will analyze how information about crimes is released, how accurate or timely that information is, and how rumors or incomplete reports can spread in society.
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  • COMMUNICATIONANALYSIS Communication was very important during the State of Emergency (SOE) declared in Belize on May 8, 2025.
  • IMPACT ON SOCIETYPOLIC 25417 In Belize City, when people do not get full or clear information about crimes, many become scared and worried. After shootings, messages on WhatsApp often spread faster than official police reports, and some of the information may not even be true. This can make people feel unsafe even when crime rates are going down, like in 2025 when major crimes were slightly lower than in 2024.
  • Page 65. CONCLUSION
  • Personal InterviewLeticia Pook Teacher May 21st 2026
  • NAME: ASHANTI MARTINJOB: LAWYER DATE OF INTERVIEW: MAY 25, 2026
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  • Page 10K'lee Kelly Ardeth Kelly - Principal of Belize Rural Primary School May25,2026
  • Page 11NAME OF PERSON INTERVIEWED: MS. SANDRA MOGUEL JOB/OCCUPATION: ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER AT BELIZE CITY COUNCIL MAY 25, 2026
  • Pamela Stewart Spiritual Director May 26th 2026How does communication shape your work? Imagine planning a retreat where 30 people are coming, and half of them are nervous because it's their first time. If I don't communicate clearly like where to meet, what to bring, or even just reassuring them the whole thing could fall apart. Communication is what keeps everything running smoothly and helps people feel safe and welcome.
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NAME: ASHANTI MARTIN

  • JOB: LAWYER
  • DATE OF INTERVIEW: MAY 25, 2026
  • BY: SARIAH MARTIN

1. How do you use communication at your job and with whom?

• I use communication to give instructions to my staff, get instructions from clients and provide legal advice. I use oral and written communication.

2. What tools of communication are best suited to your profession?

• I communicate with my clients via email so that I have a record of our communication. I use WhatsApp and zoom for virtual meetings with my clients. I also use WhatsApp for inter-office communication.

3. How do you handle miscommunication? Give an example. • When I discover miscommunication, I provide clarification in writing to the client. For instance, if one of my secretaries sends information to a client that is incomplete or that is not accurate, I would write to the client and provide a full explanation to clarify the situation.

4. Why is communication vital to your profession?

• Communication is important because I provide legal advice to clients. This means that I need to get proper instructions from the client and I need to clearly explain the law to them. If I am in court, I need to advocate for the client through oral communication.

communication skills?

5. What advice would you give students about

• Communication skills are essential for many aspects of your life. It is important to convey your feelings to family and friends, avoid misunderstandings in the workplace, and to communicate with clients or customers.

6. How has communication changed since COVID 19?

• There has been a shift from face-to-face communication to virtual communication. Most consultations with clients are held virtually instead of in person, and court hearings are also held online.