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The rollout of police officers to some 80 schools across the country under the National School Safety Programme has been hit with some bumps, even as parents continue to call for long-term solutions to violence and indiscipline.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin revealed this yesterday. He said while most officers have already been deployed, a handful of schools were left without the presence of officers on Monday’s first day.
“The majority, three-quarters or even more, has been deployed. There was one or two little challenges that we had, and because of where the school was and where the police officers were located, there was a slight challenge,” Benjamin said.
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