Sun May 25 2025
Close to 30 Pioneer Drive, Sea Lots residents marched to the Central Police Station (CPS), Port-of-Spain, yesterday to beg the police to intervene in what they claimed is an ongoing internal war in the community.
Jada Morris, Eleanor Grant and others complained that their lives were under threat by young men residing close to the area that borders the Wrightson Road/Beetham Highway.
The group, which was reportedly initially turned away from the CPS by a female police officer who advised them to go to gang leaders to resolve the issue, was later given an audience by acting Commissioner of Police (CoP) Junior Benjamin outside the Police Administration Building.
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