In normal circumstances, Shaleah would have been cared for on a daily basis by her maternal grandmother, while her parents were at work, but a day-care arrangement was made after the grandmother fell ill. On January 17 the father, during a change of routine, mistakenly left his baby daughter on the back seat of his car for hours when he got to work at Black River Police Station. Shaleah's father is a detective sergeant assigned to Black River Police Station, while the mother is a sergeant in the same St Elizabeth Division. They are good people, dedicated to their work and they live loving,” said one woman, who identified herself as a family friend. The coping has been rough for the both of them.
“I did not know what to say, so I didn't say anything to them. The just under one-hour service, held at the Salvation Army Mountainside Corps, a small church in this district, was attended by family members and a few friends.Ī private viewing preceded the service at a separate location.Ī mourner told the Jamaica Observer that the heartbroken parents - both members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) - were at a nearby house. MOUNTAINSIDE, St Elizabeth - The parents of 18-month-old Shaleah Dobson were just too grief-stricken to attend her funeral service on Wednesday.
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