Police in Antigua expected to be on “high alert” during weekend protest following events in St. Vincent

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Information Minister Melford Nicholas said today he imagines that local police officers will be on a high level of alert for the Fight for Our Freedom Protest on Sunday.

He was responding to a question from a reporter about the wounding attack on St. Vincent Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves.

Here is his full response in light of the upcoming protest actions against COVID-19 regulation measures.

Minister Nicholas states the kind of outcome he expects from residents:

Prime Minister Gaston Browne received a security briefing before leaving the island for St. Lucia

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9 COMMENTS

  1. Is Gaston Browne going to walk into center of this protest. When the protest is against him and his Administration. Then again you never know. When it comes to Gaston Browne and what he is capable of doing.

  3. Gaston take the walk since you love your life.And yeah yall police be better be on yall p’s and q’s.Some yall need to be tortured to death to how yall does mishandle matters.

    • He dat tinking Browne teef up all de land dem and tun round and sell for heap load a money.
      He nassy son say fuck mask when he min on de offshore island dem and all a we get ban from going on dem.
      He same dutty son tek education money and go college, come back and tun millionaire just so.
      Gaston had Nigel kill off.
      Gaston a compete widda farma dem and drive likka man in poor house.
      Gaston seh he tek moderna but ah we nuh see den he gi we subbon else.
      I too glad if same ting inna Haiti happen to Gaston. He na care bout we only fa he.
      He need too big rock in he head.

  4. Our Antigua police and military are great, and I support them 100%! If you compare Antigua’s military and police to other countries in the Caribbean, Antigua’s is much more professional and ethical. Antigua is a country of law-and-order, and the UK common-law.

    One of the benefits of Antigua remaining a Commonwealth country where the Queen is still the ‘Head of State’ is that if anybody tries to use violence to overthrow our leaders, the UK military and others will come in to correct the situation ASAP.

    If you look at a country like Haiti, they don’t have the Queen as the Head of State.

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