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Commissioner of Police (CoP) Allister Guevarro yesterday sought to reassure citizens that policing would remain impartial across the country, despite the Government's stated intention to implement provisions of the Special Operations Bill (SOB) in constituencies represented by the United National Congress (UNC).
Speaking to reporters after a passing-out parade at the Police Academy in St James, Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander maintained his position that if residents in certain areas were opposed to the SOB, he would not force it upon them.
"If you do not want something, we'll give it to somebody else," Alexander said.
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