Fire Service Association Head Keone Guy is repeating calls for the report into the death of former Arima MP Lisa Morris-Julian and her two children to be released to the public. He made the statement after Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander officially cleared the fire service of any blame in the matter on December 12.

Speaking to Newsday via telephone on December 15, two days after Morris-Julian’s family called for the report to be made public, Guy said he appreciated the minister’s comments and the timing in which they were made, as the fatal fire took place on December 16, 2024.

“The fire officers had already known, within the fire service it was already known the officers acted in accordance with the standard operating procedures that are available as well as the equipment they had on hand.