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Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro says a contract for the provision of 3,000 body cameras was scrapped due to inflated costs.
He made the comment during a media briefing at the Police Administration Building, Port-of-Spain, on Friday, as he addressed the issue of the acquisition of body-worn cameras and bullet-proof vests for officers.
The cancellation of the $24.9 million contract was confirmed by Minister of Homeland Affairs Roger Alexander during last Friday’s Senate sitting. Alexander said the contract, which was awarded in 2024 for 3,000 body cameras, was terminated in order to save money.
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