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Opportunities for combating crime through projects of Sint Maarten Crime Fund remain largely unexploited. | SMN News

August 14, 2019

Opportunities for combating crime through projects of Sint Maarten Crime Fund remain largely unexploited. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Law Enforcement Council (“the Council”) has conducted an inspection on the use of the Sint Maarten Crime Fund. The Council concluded that the recommendations it has made so far, unfortunately, have not led to substantial or structural improvements of the Fund. Monies were used for other purposes than for what they were originally intended.
In this regard, it should be noted that the Council inspected, in particular, whether funds from the Crime Fund have been allocated to projects for which the Crime Fund was intended since its inception in 2010. The Council's conclusion was that even with


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