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With just over one month to go before the year ends, police-involved killings have totalled 54 incidents up to November 23.
And while there were 13 fewer victims for 2025 so far, compared to 80 from 37 fatal police shootings in 2024 and 39 deadly incidents with 46 victims in 2023, the Police Complaints Authority (PCA) continues to be concerned about the limited use of body cameras by the T&T Police Service (TTPS).
On Monday, PCA director David West said, “Since 2014, the Authority has consistently emphasised the importance of body-worn cameras as a vital tool to build public trust, protect both officers and citizens, and strengthen confidence in policing.”
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