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Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander says the government is keeping all options on the table in its fight against crime, noting that a possible return of the death penalty cannot be ruled out.
Speaking to reporters during the Children’s Carnival Parade and Treat along Eastern Main Road, Tunapuna, on Sunday afternoon, Alexander addressed calls from Pamela Clarke, mother of murder victim Amelia Hernandez, for the government to enforce the death penalty.
Hernandez, 34, and her former boyfriend Devaughn Toussaint, 38, were gunned down at the Jade Court Playpark in Couva in front of their three-year-old daughter and other children. Footage of the incident circulated widely on social media, sparking public outrage.
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