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Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander has responded to a recent report from the UK Visas and Immigration department detailing the number of gangs in T&T, noting that there was some inconsistency between the information contained in the report and intelligence locally.
Responding to questions from Guardian Media after the 16th Meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Caribbean Disaster and Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) at the Hilton Trinidad, St Ann’s, last Friday, Alexander said while he read the report, he did not have the time to critically assess it in any great detail.
However, he confirmed that while the report claimed there were 186 gangs operating in T&T, he had different figures.
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