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Anger and grief erupted yesterday as friends, family, and supporters demanded the resignations of Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro and Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander. The calls followed a brazen police-involved shooting in St Augustine that left Joshua Samaroo dead and his common-law wife, Kaia Sealy, critically injured and paralysed.
Pressure on the commissioner intensified after Guevarro confirmed last Friday that he has no intention of stepping down, despite mounting public criticism over his handling of the incident.
Yesterday, fewer than 100 protesters gathered outside Woodford Square, opposite Parliament, to call for justice for Samaroo and Sealy.
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