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Addressing Crime in Tobago: Inspector Sherla Prince on Rising Crime Rate and Scarborough Hot Spots
More police presence to be seen in Scarborough says TTPS
More police presence to be seen in Scarborough says TTPS
Scarborough, Tobago – August 6, 2024 – The crime rate in Tobago continues to climb, with two recent murders intensifying public concerns about safety, especially as persons view certain areas of Tobago’s capital, Scarborough, as crime hot spots.
This morning, Inspector Sherla Prince appeared on the morning show, where she addressed the growing issue of crime on the island. Her comments reflect the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service’s recognition of the heightened security concerns and their commitment to tackling the challenges of rising crime in Tobago.
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