Sufficient evidence has been found to warrant further investigations into allegations of corruption involving wardens at Her Majesty’s Prison (HMP).

Caribbean countries are being urged to not only update their list of deportees, but also to share that vital information with regional counterparts.

Agents of law enforcement converged at the Parliament building yesterday for the opening ceremony of a workshop on interviewing and recording techniques.

Government’s 2013 agenda includes making a concerted attempt to more seriously tackle the country’s rising violent crime problems.

The country’s law enforcement agencies have put together a 24-page crime-fighting plan that addresses renewed efforts to solve crime and counter criminal activity.

An investigation has been launched into allegations of corruption inside Her Majesty’s Prison, days after OBSERVER Media released an investigative report detailing claims of wardens’ involvement in bribery, contraband smuggling and ill treatment of inmates.

Lawmen in Barbuda will soon get relief from working in the flood prone building, as preparations are being made to move them into a newer edifice, until construction of the Barbuda Justice Complex is completed.

A former national security minister is warning that it’s only a matter of time before Canada imposes visa restrictions on Antigua and Barbuda and other CARICOM states.

Despite concerns over the arrest of eight police officers between late last year and May this year, National Security Minister Dr Errol Cort maintains he is confident the public still has faith in the police force.

In a desperate bid to put a stop to the rampant theft of copper and metal being plundered from businesses and private homes, Cabinet has imposed a sudden 60-day ban on scrap metal exports – with immediate effect.