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Police Management comes out to regulate traffic.

March 27, 2017

Police Management comes out to regulate traffic.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- As was published in the local newspapers and on Social Media, as a tribute to the late Annick Arrindell, the Police Management team came on Monday, March 27th at 07.00 a.m. to regulate the heavy flow of traffic coming from the busy school districts of Reward and Sint Peters. The Police Chief Carl John was seen regulating traffic at the intersection of L.B. Scot road and Gladiola road, while chief inspector Benjamin Gout was at the Church Hill roundabout, Commissioner Denise Jacobs was at the intersection of Zagersgut road/ Coralita road where the family of Annick Arrindell was lined up to see this tribute. Chief Inspector Ricardo Henson was seen regulating traffic at the intersection of L.B. Scot road- Sint Peter’s road.

KPSM Press Release

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Police Management comes out to regulate traffic.

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/police-management-comes-out-to-regulate-traffic/

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