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The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service is challenging residents of Arima to play a greater role in reclaiming their community, as concerns grow over crime and other social issues. This as senior officers engaged residents and community leaders in the area.
Taking the conversation directly to residents and community leaders in Arima, the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service heard concerns about crime, public safety and other challenges affecting the community.
Senior Superintendent Avalon Frank acknowledged that residents have noticed a change in Arima, prompting questions about how the community reached this point.
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