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Police leadership of both sides of island met on Friday September 23rd 2022.

September 25, 2022

Police leadership of both sides of island met on Friday September 23rd 2022.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Last Friday, September 23, 2022, KPSM's management team hosted a meeting with  French side counterparts at the police station in Phillipsburg. During the meeting, several points were discussed with the French side police leadership.

Namely:

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  • Working together from the New Police Station on Union Road.
  • Cooperation between both forces to reduce theft with violence ( Armed robberies)on both sides of the islands.
  • Collaboration during and after the pursuit of suspects in vehicles.
  • Cooperation between the two agencies with regard to human smuggling and trafficking cases.

Both police organizations have reached an agreement to meet once a month to ...


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