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Griffith: There must be no weak link TTPS shake-up ahead

 
sgtdjones 2018-12-30 13:02:08 

Griffith: There must be no weak link
TTPS shake-up ahead

Po­lice Com­mis­sion­er Gary Grif­fith has read the ri­ot act to top rank­ing po­lice of­fi­cers say­ing a shake-up is com­ing from with­in the hi­er­ar­chy of the Po­lice Ser­vice in 2019.

In an in­ter­view yes­ter­day, Grif­fith said all po­lice of­fi­cers will be held ac­count­able.

“I am de­mand­ing a strong and vi­brant lead­er­ship by all who hold se­nior po­si­tions of au­thor­i­ty as they are all ca­pa­ble of do­ing. We would all be held ac­count­able with our per­for­mance mea­sures. There must be no weak link,” Grif­fith said.

He not­ed that crit­i­cal posts of ACP Op­er­a­tions and ACP Crime will be un­der crit­i­cal as­sess­ment.

“The peo­ple in these po­si­tions will have a big part to play in the di­rec­tion of the trans­for­ma­tion of the TTPS so that there will be bet­ter ef­fec­tive­ness in op­er­a­tions for 2019. I need to make sure that they can keep the pace that I in­tend to move at. I have a strong work­ing ex­ec­u­tive and those who can­not keep my pace will have to ei­ther lead, fol­low or get out,” Grif­fith said.

He de­nied that the trans­fer­ring of of­fi­cers had to do with a re­cent case in which valu­able ev­i­dence to con­vict an al­leged cy­ber­crime phish­er went miss­ing from un­der the noses of the po­lice. In­stead, Grif­fith said it was a con­tin­u­a­tion of the trans­fers which oc­curred un­der the Di­vi­sion­al Com­man­ders lev­el.

“There has been strate­gic re­as­sign­ments. There might be ar­eas that re­quire spe­cif­ic types of se­nior of­fi­cers deal­ing with the threats and the task at hand. There are oth­ers at the di­vi­sion­al com­man­der lev­el and the ACP’s lev­el which I will as­sess to en­sure there is the right fit,” Grif­fith said.

He added, “I in­tend to put the right hors­es for the cours­es. I plan to put the best fit in the most ap­pro­pri­ate places so that I am as­sess­ing the ca­pa­bil­i­ties of each in­di­vid­ual.”


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sgtdjones 2018-12-30 13:02:50 

Gary

Get rid off the outdated lazy sots.

If You find Mr BIG watch your back, the PNM will get you, over 520 dead in 2018.

I would let Young walk behind me, he wants to be a SRP,
remember.

twisted

 
sgtdjones 2018-12-30 13:23:34 

Suspect in cybercrime network charged—police, Hard Drive removed in police custody?



A man sus­pect­ed to be in­volved in a cy­ber­crime net­work has been charged with traf­fick­ing coun­ter­feit bank cards and pos­ses­sion of card mak­ing equip­ment, the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice said yes­ter­day.

This as po­lice con­tin­ue the search for a miss­ing hard dri­ve stolen un­der the noses of the po­lice last week.

Ini­tial in­ves­ti­ga­tions re­veal that fol­low­ing the ar­rest of the sus­pect on De­cem­ber 13 and the dis­ap­pear­ance of the hard dri­ve, the head of the Fraud Squad sent a re­port to an As­sis­tant Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice (ACP).

Sources said the ACP was sup­posed to in­form the Deputy Com­mis­sion­er and the Grif­fith about the re­moval of the hard dri­ve but this was not done.
The de­vice, which was se­cret­ly re­moved while the sus­pect was in cus­tody at the T&T Fraud Squad, has not been re­cov­ered.

Last week, when the lap­top and oth­er elec­tron­ic de­vices were be­ing tak­en to the Cy­ber Crime Analy­sis Unit, it was dis­cov­ered that some­one had re­moved the hard dri­ve which us­es mag­net­ic stor­age to store and re­trieve dig­i­tal in­for­ma­tion.

A se­nior po­lice source said when Grif­fith found out he im­me­di­ate­ly be­gan en­quiries to de­ter­mine why the chain of com­mand was not fol­lowed. This led to the start of an in­ves­ti­ga­tion.


Gary, The mice ate it like the missing cocaine at the Police Station?



lol lol lol lol