Govt: Stand-your-ground bill not a licence to kill

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August 7, 2025

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Govt: Stand-your-ground bill not a licence to kill

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Gail Alexander

Senior Political Reporter

Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander has promised that several new anti-crime initiatives will be rolled out in the coming weeks—and citizens will soon begin to see results.

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