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Gary Griffith: Send the CoP merit list to Parliament

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Gary Griffith - Photo by Sureash Cholai FORMER Police Commissioner Gary Griffith said the former Police Service Commission (PSC) must not get a “cattle boil” for giving the President a completed merit list for the post of Police Commissioner and then taking it back. In local parlance, a “cattle boil” or “cata/kata boil” is a swelling, usually under the eye, that someone gets after the offer something freely and then […]

Source: Trinidad News

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