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Found another exceedingly rare example of still existing Caribbean Received Pronunciation! Saint Vincent and the Grenadines’ new Governor-General, Sir Stanley John, speaks in an (admittedly rather toned down) Caribbean RP accent

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On November 9th, SPD Officers responded to reports by security personnel of juveniles fighting near the 400 block of K Street. During the fight, one of the juveniles produced a handgun. Officers coordinated with security personnel and used SPD's Public Safety Camera Network, to track down the armed juvenile who was still on K Street. The juvenile was still in possession of the handgun, and a second juvenile was found to be in possession of an imitation firearm. Both juveniles were arrested for weapons related charges. Another great example of teamwork and dedication from our officers towards keeping our community safe. For more information on the Public Safety Camera Network and how to register visit:

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