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After months of escalating violence, including home invasions, brutal robberies, the top brass of the Police Service had already decided to reopen the Brasso Police Station, just two days before gun-toting bandits killed Matthew Chancellor in Tabaquite.
Police sources revealed to Guardian Media yesterday that after a site visit weeks ago to assess the station’s infrastructure for reoccupation, senior officials said they had been dealing with a bat infestation and mould problems at the Brasso station.
However, they acknowledged that the surge in robberies and home invasions in recent months forced their hand in reopening the station, which was closed and repurposed for other policing units back in 2020.
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