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WATCH: Police Powers Act Achieves 'Desired Effect' In Vieux Fort South

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The Police Powers Act has achieved the desired effect in Vieux-Fort South since it was passed in Parliament less than three weeks ago. A stepped up presence by law enforcement officers from the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force and the Regional Security System has returned normalcy to Vieux-Fort South. More in this report from Rehani […]

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