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Condolences Pour In After Police Constable Dies In Road Accident

The Department of Home Affairs extends condolences on behalf of the Honourable Minister with responsibility for Home Affairs, Dr. Virginia Albert Poyotte, Permanent Secretary Dr. Elizabeth Bailey, Heads of Department and staff, to the Commissioner of Police Mrs. Crusita Descartes – Pelius and the rank and file of the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force on the passing of Police Constable 189 Keryami Gonzague.

After enlistment on October 1st, 2018, PC Gonzague formed part of the graduating course of 2019 and served faithfully for a period of four years.

He was most recently attached to the Financial Investigations Unit of the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force.

Police Constable 189 Keryami Gonzague succumbed from injuries sustained in a motor vehicular collision on Saturday, October 21st, 2023.

SOURCE: Department of Home Affairs

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6 COMMENTS

  1. Truly tragic and sad! Deepest condolences to his family, friends and associates who are left to mourn! On another note, I find it hard to believe that the tragic accident and loss of a brave police officer occurred on Saturday –and throughout the entire weekend the media did not report that the accident victim was a policeman! Instead, until Monday the media only reported that a bike rider was seriously injured when a bike and an SUV was in an accident! The local media is very inept insofat as gathering and dispensing vital information to the public in a timely manner.

  2. Truth be Told, things need to be done in a proper way. Not one to usual rush to the defence of some of our media houses but I think you got this one entirely wrong.

    Let the media do they due diligence and receive confirmation from genuine sources before they disclose certain information.

    All he media houses who didn’t report the young mans occupation before genuine verification were spot right.

    Come on people we do better, if they had prematurely and incorrectly reported that he was a Fire Man, you’ll be the first to lambace the media for getting it wrong. Media holds back for verification and confirmation before disclosure you’ll criticise.

    Rest in perfect peace young man and condolences to the family.

  3. Any system in place to assist the family of this officer. Is the police force opening an investigation into this cause of death. we have funny things happening these days. once kenny around

  4. @TRUTH BE TOLD
    same way they never said how the accident actually happened so people could understand but instead saying both vehicles were travelling at the same direction.

  5. Truth To Be Told- you need to read get your facts right and then you can run your beak. Stop all of that false info

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