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Police too will be charged if flout traffic laws
– B Division Commander
No one will be spared as the police continue the campaign against errant road users.
This is the assurance given by Commander of the Police B Division (Berbice), Assistant Commissioner Ian Amsterdam.
The police will be continuing their campaign against drunk drivers, riding motorcycles without helmets and loud music, among other offences.
Setting the example: A policeman complying with the recently handed down directive and immediately removes the tint from his vehicle
According to words from the Police Traffic Department in B Division, strict instructions were given for all vehicles with tint above the legal limit without the necessary permission from the Ministry of National Security to have this tint removed.
According to B Division Traffic Officer Assistant Superintendent Williams, this also applies to police personnel.
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