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Most police vehicles were damaged (Photo: News Room/October 2, 2021)
In response, he said that this is an important issue that would have to be examined, particularly since all issues in Region 4A are dealt with at the Brickdam Police station.
He could not state whether there are ancillary records stored elsewhere but he said that the necessary actions will be taken.
“Efforts will be made to get records, even if we have to reconstruct,” he told reporters.
Meanwhile, when asked about the destruction of vehicles that were in the compound- especially the government vehicles- he said that the government will deal with that matter.
“This is a serious and critical setback for the city, the country, and for the Guyana Police Service,” Benn remarked.
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(Photo: News Room/October 2, 2021)