Stolen guns could fuel surge in violent crime
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April 20, 2026
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The stockpile of approximately 56 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition stolen from the San Fernando Municipal Police Station following the killing of police officer Anuska Eversley could now be in criminal hands and fuel an escalation in violent crime, security consultant Dr Garvin Heerah has said.
The Express reached out to Heerah yesterday following death of Woman Police Constable Eversley and the disappearance of arms and ammunition that had been lodged at the station.
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