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Estate police officers and private security firms say they are hopeful but hesitant that security officers would be made a priority if the United National Congress (UNC) forms the next government.
They were responding to Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s pledge of $1 million in compensation for the families of security officers killed on duty once she wins the general election.
Some security firms said they were reluctant to believe Persad-Bissessar’s promise since politicians have made similar promises in the past.
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