The Regional Security Services combed Cove Bay, St Lucy, in search of victims of a helicopter crash.But there was no helicopter, no crash and no victims. It was a simulation training involving more than 33 officers.A search party of two officers descended the cliff and after checking for signs of life more than 50 feet down, they came back up and announced that they had found five signs of life.Immediately, the rescue team swung into action. As light faded, they used huge security lights to illuminate the area.In this photo officers Patrick Brewster of Barbados, Kewon John from Grenada (back) and Gilpin Langilier from St Lucia, bring a victim to the top of the cliff, under the watchful eye of Colour Sergeant Peter Burgess.
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