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Police Seek To Empower Parents, Safeguard Students

On Tuesday, March 5, 2024, the Community Relations Branch conducted an informative presentation for parents at the Ava Maria Primary and Roman Catholic Boy’s Primary Parents Conference.
The event aimed to empower parents with essential knowledge to safeguard their children’s well-being and future.
On, Thursday March 7, 2024, the Community Relations Branch (CRB) continued its efforts by conducting an enlightening lecture at the Babonneau Roman Catholic Primary School.
The following critical topics were covered:
• Age of Criminal Responsibility: Parents gained insights into the legal age at which children can be held accountable for their actions within the justice system.
• Impact of a Criminal Record: Understanding how a criminal record can significantly affect a child’s life, including educational and employment opportunities.
• Exploring Gang Culture: Parents were informed about the current gang culture within our schools, enabling them to recognize signs and take proactive measures.
• Protective Steps for Parents: Practical strategies were shared to help parents shield their children from involvement in gangs or exposure to gang-related activities.
During the sessions, parents and students gained valuable insights into identifying signs of gang involvement and understanding the dynamics of conflict within our communities.
The CRB emphasized the importance of employing proactive measures to promote safety and harmony in our schools.
SOURCE & photo: Royal Saint Lucia Police Force. 

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2 COMMENTS

  1. There was School patrols.Beach patrols .Beat and Patrol. Traffic patrols and Ssu patrols.all these were Abolished by wise persons of the Rslpf .The Ghettos were being Searched everyday of the Week all this have been Stopped .The Big Question is who’s Responsible for this .

  2. Very nice…but this should be a sustained effort targeting all schools, and institutions…. should also be aired on television and radio too….time to act and cut off the head of the criminal snake…

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