$6M TO FIX TOP COP’S HOME

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October 22, 2026

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Stories by Akash Samaroo

Government has allocated $6 million to refurbish the Commissioner of Police’s official residence, which Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander says is mould-infested and currently uninhabitable.

The minister said the swimming pool on the compound is also in need of attention as he described it as “mosquito-infested” and green.

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