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Deputy police chief warns against losing generation to negative influences

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Lauryn EscamillaJournalist at Barbados Today

November 2, 2026

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Deputy police chief warns against losing generation to negative influences

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Barbados cannot afford to abandon an entire generation to negative influences and poor outcomes, Deputy Commissioner of Police Adrian Broomes warned on Sunday as he urged young people to reject peer pressure and take control of their futures.

Addressing the third annual prayer breakfast at Golden Square Freedom Park in Bridgetown, Broomes encouraged Barbados’ youth to make choices that support positive outcomes and help them realise their full potential.

Attendees at the prayer breakfast. (Photo by: Lauryn Escamilla / Barbados TODAY)

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