DCP Operations: Police are ready for fallout from Hurricane Beryl

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DCP Operations: Police are ready for fallout from Hurricane Beryl

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Deputy Police Commissioner-Operations Junior Benjamin. - File photo DEPUTY POLICE Commissioner-Operations Junior Benjamin has said the police are ready and prepared for the passage of the category-four Hurricane Beryl. In a voice recording to the media, Benjamin said when he spoke with the regional commander in Tobago, he was assured police officers were out in their numbers. “We have a situation where there is a lot of rain and win, […]

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