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Anna-Lisa Paul
Although police killings have more than doubled since the year began, acting Commissioner of Police (CoP) Junior Benjamin has come out in defence of his officers, as he warned that the police will not back down when confronted by armed criminals.
Indicating that they had recorded 85 murders for the year up to March 19, compared to 122 in 2024 and 130 in 2023 for the same period, Benjamin said, “We will be relentless in our pursuit to ensure the safety of T&T, and we will challenge anyone who threatens that peace. We will not stop, and we will not back down.”
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