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Gary Griffith Speaks Out On Politicians Making National Security Decisions - St. Lucia Times News

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On Monday, former Trinidad and Tobago Police Commissioner Gary Griffith addressed the issue of politicians making national security decisions during an appearance on the Hot 7 Television programme 'Good Morning St. Lucia'. 'The unfortunate thing that I have seen even in Trinidad and Tobago is that decisions are made as it pertains to national security […]

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