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Despite a 50 per cent increase in homicides in the North-Central Division last year compared to this year, the divisional head says there is an overall nine per cent reduction in serious crimes.
Speaking at yesterday’s Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) media briefing, division head, Snr Supt Vernly Gift, said the increase in homicides is linked to altercations and not gang-related murders.
Gift said officers in his division will be engaging institutions that deal with anger management to prepare and present public outreach programmes to address the cause of the increased killings.
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