CoP warns: Permit needed to march, protest

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CoP warns: Permit needed to march, protest

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Umar Abdullah, leader of the First Wave Movement, at the Push Back protest at the Queen's Park Savannah on Sunday. - ROGER JACOB Acting Police Commissioner Mc Donald Jacob says simply notifying the police about a march or a protest does not give anyone the authority to hold such an event. He is warning that any unauthorised march or protest, particularly during the pandemic, will be met with police intervention. […]

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