ATTORNEY GENERAL ADRIEL BRATHWAITE has expressed confidence that suitable replacements will be found for a number of pending senior positions in the Royal Barbados Police Force.
His comments came against the background of at least seven top vacanices ranging from senior superintendent to assistant commissioner.
”I am not concerned about the seniors leaving the force at this juncture. These officers have served the force with distinction and it creates the opportunity for other bright and outstanding officers to move forward,” he told the DAILY NATION yesterday.
“The Commissioner of Police [Darwin Dottin] has started the process of plugging the holes,” he added, noting that he had not yet sat down with the top cop to discuss the promotions. (TS)
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