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Without divulging further details, Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander says that additional resources were expected to tackle crime in T&T, as he says that several security agencies continue to operate with insufficient staffing and equipment to fulfil their duties.
Responding to questions about the extension of the ongoing State of Emergency (SoE) during the launch of a hairstyling course at his constituency office on El Dorado Road on Saturday, Alexander said there was a need to address certain deficiencies in the State's anti-crime response.
He lamented that many challenges were difficult to overcome in order for the Government to achieve its crime-fighting vision.
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