Police launch Run Crime Out initiative in Belmont

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Police launch Run Crime Out initiative in Belmont

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Some of the participants stand in unison during the launch of Run Crime Out by the Belmont Police Station on Friday. - SUREASH CHOLAI Police have launched a new anti-crime initiative geared at improving the safety of residents, people who exercise and shoppers in the Belmont community. The event follows an incident where someone fired shots at the Belmont Police Station. Insp Renee Bain-Keller, of the Belmont Police Station, on […]

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