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Police thanks community with words of appreciation

November 24, 2017

Police thanks community with words of appreciation
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Philipsburg — The management team of the KPSM is extending sincere words of gratitude to the community for their continued support and mainly during this very difficult time after the passing of hurricane Irma. The police force has been doing and will continue to do its utmost to give the best service possible and provide safety and security to the community of Sint Maarten and its visitors which has always been priority.

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