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Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander says Government is moving to a “Plan B” on crime-fighting following the failure of the Zone of Special Operations (ZOSO) Bill in the Senate, warning that the State will not retreat in the face of escalating criminal activity.
While declining to reveal specific details, Alexander said the decision to keep alternative measures under wraps is deliberate, insisting that surprise remains a critical weapon in the fight against organised crime.
He said the Plan B will also come into effect when the State of Emergency comes to an end on Saturday (February 1st).
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