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Homeless man died of natural causes, says top cop

Editors Pick Tre Greaves Tre Greaves -
The injuries Albert John received when he was assaulted earlier this month were non-life-threatening, says Commissioner of Police Richard Boyce. Boyce said the 62-year-old homeless...

Plans in place to tackle rise in crime, says top cop

Editors Pick Jonteau Coppin Jonteau Coppin -
Commissioner of Police Richard Boyce has reassured Barbadians that the Barbados Police Service will be taking action in order to stop the waves of...

Significant drop in serious crimes, says top cop

Editors Pick Kimberley Browne Kimberley Browne -
Barbados has seen a significant reduction in serious crimes this year. That was the information that came out of this year’s Christmas Message from Commissioner...

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