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5/20/2008 
COMMISSIONER OF POLICE APPEALS TO THE NATION TO EXERCIS...  
GRENADA, May 20, 2008 - Commissioner of Police Mr. Winston James is again calling on the Nation to exercise patience, restraint, and a greater sense of reasoning in settling disputes and altercations. The Commissioner is also encouraging parents, guardians and community leaders to assist the Police by continuing to engage our youth in more developmental programmes and provide positive alternatives for our young people. The Commissioner reminds the Nation that every citizen has a role to play in the fight against crime, and a community that is positively involved and engaged is generally safer. Mr. James is urging persons to use the Police Tips line 444 1958 to report crimes and criminal activities, also to seek police assistance by calling 911 or the nearest police station. In response to the recent chopping incidents, and as the Nation prepares for the August festivals, Commissioner James has directed the divisional commanders of the Royal Grenada Police Force to heighten all community policing related activities, increase the visible presence of the force through mobile and foot patrols, and to be more proactive when dealing with criminals and related activities. All divisions and operational units of the Force will continue to engaging persons known to be involved in criminal activities and youth delinquency, with the primary objective to discourage such persons from carry or having access to cutlasses, knives and/or any other implements that could be use as a weapon. Preemptive searches would also be conducted on persons and vehicles around popular gathering spots. Persons who use cutlasses and other sharpen implements as tools of trade are advised to wrap and properly secure same when carrying. A call is also being made to promoters and organizers of social function to refrain from selling products in glass bottles and use disposable paper and plastic containers. The Commissioner seeks the understanding and cooperation of the general public in this regard. The nation is assured that the Royal Grenada Police Force will continue to utilize all its resources to preserve law and order and provide a peaceful and safe environment for all. From the RGPF Media Release
 

 


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COMMISSIONER OF POLICE APPEALS TO THE NATION TO EXERCIS...  
Well at last i think the RGPF is beginning to do the right in terms of the crime wave in grenada but may i also add that they should look at the type of artist/singers that make songs which incite crime also i am glad for at long last they are looking at the cutlass carring culture and yes i believe that any one carring a cutlass which is not secured in a holder should be warned and caution also as a deterrent whenever there is a dance or any major gathering there should be some sort of metal detector frame work which people will be made to pass through to detect if any one is carring any cutlass or knives the law has to be tought with these intended criminals and make grenada a safer and friendly place to once again lived in because we dont want grenada to be another jamaica or trinidad so mr police chief this is one grenadian who will be backing your campaign fingers cross and give grenada back to the decent minded family minded caring grenadians god bless.
00By: gabriel
5/21/2008 7:55:51 AM