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Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has lauded the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) and the City Police for their work during Carnival, noting that there were no major incidents for the season.
He also thanked Regional Security System (RSS) ranks.
Pierre, responsible for National Security, spoke during a House of Assembly meeting Wednesday.
His remarks appear below:
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GOOD GOING MY BOSS …..WAY TO GOOOOOO
Pierre, I think you should thank the criminals for taking a weekend off. If that is the case why can’t you apply the same approach every day. You should stop fooling the people with your none sense
Lool the last time I checked the police was more getting wined upon. One even fell to the ground. There should be a separate carnival for the police man?
SO DID PJP PUNCH THIS POPO IN HER EYES, OR SHE CRIES AT NIGHT OVER HER LITTLE PAY CHECK.
Carnival is finish now go and pay Courts for the next 3 years with their 45 percent interest rate . They taking loan to join carnival bands no wonder black people will always be poor . The only people who made money is the government, the brewery , the hotels and the band owners…