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Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander has doubled down on his position that details of the State’s anti-crime strategies will not be made public.
His declaration to Guardian Media yesterday, came nearly a month after first announcing that Government will no longer reveal its crime-fighting plans. Alexander reiterated that transparency in this regard could inadvertently give criminal syndicates the upper hand.
“I am not prepared to give to persons information about national security or intelligence that could benefit the criminal syndicate or the organised crime teams in and out of Trinidad and Tobago. I am not prepared to do that,” Alexander said when quizzed on what plans Government had to deal with the ongoing crime scourge.
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