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While he acknowledges that a recent uptick in murders was unfortunate, Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro says the most recent spate of murders was not necessarily related to the activities that sparked the ongoing State of Emergency, as they each took place in a different part of the country and under differing circumstances.
On Tuesday, six murders were reported. Among the victims were Jovell Paul, 15, and his brother Rodney Slater, 23, who were gunned down in Mt Hope.
Speaking with reporters after a police raid at an illegal quarrying site on Tumpuna Road South yesterday, Guevarro noted that while he felt the T&T Police Service had made some progress in crime reduction for the year thus far, it was fair to acknowledge weaknesses when they emerged.
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