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Thursday, July 10, 2025

Griffith unveils Carnival security plans to NCC

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News Desk
2379 days ago
20190104
Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith, tours the Queen’s Park Savannah yesterday with NCC Chairman Winston Peters and officials to discuss safety and security measures for Carnival 2019.

Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith, tours the Queen’s Park Savannah yesterday with NCC Chairman Winston Peters and officials to discuss safety and security measures for Carnival 2019.

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Po­lice Com­mis­sion­er Gray Grif­fith has re­vealed the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice an­ti-crime mea­sures for the Car­ni­val sea­son to of­fi­cials of the Na­tion­al Car­ni­val Com­mis­sion (NCC).

A press re­lease is­sued by the TTPS cor­po­rate com­mu­ni­ca­tions unit yes­ter­day af­ter­noon stat­ed that the plans were dis­cussed as Grif­fith toured the fa­cil­i­ties at the Queen’s Park Sa­van­nah.

While the re­lease stat­ed that Grif­fith said that the Na­tion­al Op­er­a­tions Cen­tre will be ac­ti­vat­ed to as­sist in man­ag­ing safe­ty and se­cu­ri­ty dur­ing the sea­son, it gave no fur­ther de­tails of oth­er planned mea­sures that were dis­cussed.

“The strate­gies were well re­ceived by all stake­hold­ers, who ex­pressed their in­ten­tions to work close­ly with each oth­er, to en­sure that Port-of-Spain, the coun­try and all cit­i­zens are safe and se­cure for Car­ni­val 2019,” the re­lease said.

Al­so present dur­ing the tour were NCC chair­man Win­ston “Gyp­sy” Pe­ters, NCC CEO Col­in Lu­cas, Se­nior Supt Ethel­bert Aguilal of the Guard and Emer­gency Branch (GEB), Se­nior Supt Floris Hodge-Grif­fith of the Port-of-Spain Di­vi­sion and act­ing As­sis­tant Chief Fire Of­fi­cer Mervyn Layne.


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