Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has underscored a notable achievement in Trinidad and Tobago’s ongoing battle against crime, celebrating a ten-day period without any recorded murders. This marks the first time in recent memory that the nation has experienced such a streak, which the Prime Minister described as a small but significant milestone.
In a statement shared on social media, Persad-Bissessar acknowledged that while another incident was recorded following this period, the achievement reflects progress in the Government’s anti-crime initiatives. She emphasized the importance of collaboration between citizens and law enforcement in achieving these results.
The Prime Minister expressed gratitude to law-abiding citizens for their support in reducing violent crime, highlighting the collective effort required to sustain such progress. She conveyed optimism that the country could continue to build on this success in the coming months.
Persad-Bissessar framed the murder-free period as a step forward in the Government’s broader objectives to reduce crime. She encouraged the public to maintain their cooperation with law enforcement to ensure ongoing public safety and further advancements in crime reduction efforts.
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