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A sharp war of words between the current and former heads of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has heightened tensions over the perceived independence of the country’s top law enforcement office.
Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro yesterday sought to set the record straight, issuing a pointed response to accusations of political alignment.
His remarks came a day after former police commissioner Gary Griffith told Guardian Media he believed Guevarro had become a “public relations officer” for the sitting administration, particularly in his defence of the now-removed United States military radar in Tobago.
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