IDA Worried About Escalating Crime in Tobago: Dr. Denise Tsoiafatt Angus Urges Collaboration
IDA urges immediate action against escalation crime situation in Tobago
Scarborough, Tobago – February 29, 2024 – Dr. Denise Tsoiafatt Angus, the Political Leader of the Innovative Democratic Alliance (IDA), raised serious concerns about Tobago’s escalating security issues in a recent press release. With a worrisome increase in violence, including four murders in two months (as of this report), Tobago risks becoming a murder hotspot per capita if this alarming trend persists.
The surge in crime not only endangers the safety and well-being of Tobagonians but also poses a significant threat to the island’s vital tourism sector. Dr. Tsoiafatt Angus specifically highlighted the vulnerability of Tobago’s borders, citing recent incidents such as a boat carrying deceased individuals and a barge causing an oil spill, which underscore porous border security.
Expressing doubt about the current administration’s ability to effectively tackle this issue, Dr. Tsoiafatt Angus cautioned against potential conflicts between the Chief Secretary and Prime Minister, which could hinder progress. Emphasizing the urgent need for collaboration to find sustainable solutions, the IDA remains dedicated to advocating for Tobago’s security. The party will continue to push for actionable measures to address this pressing crime crisis in Tobago, aiming to restore peace and safety to the island.