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Vowing to ensure their latest vehicle acquisitions will not be allowed to fall into rack and ruin as in the past, acting Commissioner of Police (CoP), Junior Benjamin has assured a comprehensive system for the maintenance and upkeep of 67 new RAV 4 vehicles for the T&T Police Service (TTPS) will be implemented.
Extending this assurance yesterday during a handing over ceremony at the Police Academy, St James, during which time the 52 marked and 15 unmarked police vehicles were driven across the parade square, he said, “At least every division will have at least three new vehicles.”
Confirming Tobago will also share in the latest bag of goodies acquired by the TTPS at a cost of just under $23 million, Benjamin said some of the vehicles would be assigned to the Emergency Response Patrol (ERP) Unit to help in the response time to crime.”
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