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Brasso Police Station lessons - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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MORE THAN four years after the Brasso Police Station was “repurposed” as part of a nationwide police plan to transition to “21st-century policing,” Tabaquite residents have concluded the experiment has been a complete failure. They are correct. And it would now seem they are not alone in their assessment. Acting top cop Junior Benjamin’s announcement that the station will be reopened soon is a welcome acknowledgement of the need to return to the…

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Caribbean Communications Network

BRASSO POLICE STATION TO BE REOPENED

Following a series of robberies and the fatal shooting of 21-year-old Matthew Chancellor in Tabaquite over the weekend, police have decided to accede to the requests of the residents of

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Trinidad Express Newspapers

After years of criminal attacks, Brasso police station to reopen

Following a series of robberies and the fatal shooting of 21-year-old Matthew Chancellor in Tabaquite at the weekend, residents of the community have renewed calls for the reopening of the Brasso Police Station.

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