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Caribbean police commissioners began a five-day meeting here, amidst calls for calls for greater attention and support for the mental health of Police officers and a warning against the glorification of crime and criminality being used as tools to secure political power.
Addressing the opening of the 39th annual general meeting of the Association of Caribbean Commissioner’s of Police (ACCP), Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali called on governments and opposition parties in the regio to creat crime seriously.
“Crime and criminality is not an opportunity to get into government,” he said, noting that crime erodes public trust in a democracy, resulting in that system to be put on its “knees”.
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