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Chief of Police will not condone his staff breaking the law with regards to tinted windows.

March 21, 2017

Chief of Police will not condone his staff breaking the law with regards to tinted windows.
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PHILIPSBURG:---The Chief Police is informing the general public that he has taken note of the press release that was sent out Public Prosecutors Office on March 20th regarding the controls on motor vehicles with dark tinted windows to be conducted by police.
This information was immediately communicated internally to all officers as well as other civil servants working within the department and that they should immediately have the tint removed from their vehicles removed if that is the case. The chief will not condone the breaking of the law by any member of the police force and does not believe that anyone is above the law.
The measures that have been taken are to improve the safety and security of everyone.
Disciplinary actions will be taken against those officers or civil servants who do not comply with these instructions with the possibility of that officer or civil servant receiving a fine.

KPSM Press Release

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Chief of Police will not condone his staff breaking the law with regards to tinted windows.

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