Alexander’s lawyers reject claims he met improperly with gang leaders

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September 25, 2025

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Alexander’s lawyers reject claims he met improperly with gang leaders

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Derek Achong

Lawyers representing Homeland Security Roger Alexander have rejected claims that he held improper meetings with gang leaders while he served as a police officer before leaving the T&T Police Service (TTPS) to pursue a career in politics.

Alexander’s legal team, led by Anand Ramlogan SC, addressed the allegation made last week by detained prison supervisor Garth Guada, as they sought to respond to a legal threat made by Guada’s lawyer Krystal Primus.

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