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Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Junior Benjamin says the annual Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) Interfaith Service is still a relevant component of wider policing activities, noting that it is a means of uniting officers of all faiths behind the common goal.
Speaking with reporters outside the Winfred Atwell Auditorium of Queen's Hall, St Ann's Road, after the service on Monday, Benjamin responded to criticism from social media users who questioned the merit of having the ceremony during a State of Emergency (SoE).
Several users argued that officers present would have spent their time conducting anti-crime exercises.
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