Rushane Romando Reid

Trapped in the Plantation Rushane Romando Reid

TRAPPED IN THE PLANTATIONRushane Reid was born and raised by a single parent, who worked minimum-wage in the rural area of Jamaica. Sophia Donaldson fought hard to ensure her children had the best of life, despite the challenges as a single mother. At the age of twenty, Rushane decided to walk the journey as a police officer after not being able to attend college as his twin brother did. Having dreamt of being a Police Officer since his childhood, he went ahead and pursued a career in the Jamaica Constabulary Force. Unfortunately, what he assumed was his ideal career changed after his journey started. What he thought was a noble institution, one he would be respected to be part of, was much different than he had dreamed. Instead he encountered on all sides conflict and strife. Rushane experienced oppression, depression, and just wanted to escape the hands of it all. But, trapped, he could not. In this memoir, truth will unfold about life within law enforcement and his journey forward by not living through the lens of denial. ABOUT THE AUTHORRushane Reid was born and raised in Nairne Castle District, Clarendon, Jamaica. He earned his education at Park Hall Primary, Claude Mckay High School, and Clarendon College. He is a holder of an Associate degree in Business Studies, as well as a certified tiler. He is currently a law enforcement officer and has served for 5 years. He aspires to be a best selling author and motivator through his writing journey. Through writing his debut book Trapped in the Plantation, he has envisioned an upcoming sequel that will inspire change. REVIEW "A story that is told well by you. There is a place for this type of book in the industry" -Glenford Smith - Profile of Excellence .