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Former Police Commissioner Gary Griffith is applauding CARICOM's initiative to classify gun violence in public spaces as an act of terrorism.
Speaking at the closing media conference of the 48th CARICOM Heads of Government Meeting in Barbados, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley said leaders have agreed that indiscriminate public shootings, where perpetrators endanger everyone present, will now be treated as acts of terrorism.
Griffith believes it should go further, however, and says anyone found in possession of high-powered weapons capable of causing multiple fatalities at a time should be considered a terrorist.
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