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Chang: We can’t afford a police state - Security minister says SOEs, ZOSOs still key to reining in crime

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WESTERN BUREAU: National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang has said that unless Jamaica becomes a police state, it will require strategic security measures such as states of emergency (SOEs) and Zones of Special Operation (ZOSOs) to bring the...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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