THERE COULD BE a link between the increased number of domestic abuse cases and non-nationals, suggests Acting Commissioner of Police Tyrone Griffith.
He said one of the things the police had noticed about the murders as a result of domestic disputes was a cultural factor.
“A number of those murders involve non-nationals and that is something that needs to be looked at,” Griffith told the media yesterday at Divi Southwinds Resort where he attended the Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police Inter-sessional meeting.
Information acquired by the MIDWEEK?NATION from the police’s Family Conflict Intervention Unit, which was established to deal with such matters, support the commissioner’s assertion.
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