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Police Service and Welfare Association President Sgt Anand Ramesar admitted lawmen crossed the line during their duties at the Panorama semi-finals and suggested that anger management and retraining was necessary for men trained to concentrate on force.
Ramesar’s sentiments contrasted with the more combative tone of Police Commissioner Dwayne Gibbs who supported the officers. Arguably, the CoP might have been relieved someone else was getting licks for a change.
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Soca star Machel Montano secured his ninth Road March title yesterday after his collaboration with Super Blue, “Soca Kingdom”—an okay Read more
Somewhere in Trinidad, there is a man with an axe to grind this Carnival season. Shunned by the establishment and Read more
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