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Productive Meeting with Ombudsman on Vehicle Return Process. | SMN NEWS

July 6, 2023

Productive Meeting with Ombudsman on Vehicle Return Process. | SMN NEWS
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Police Force of Sint Maarten, together with the Prosecutor's Office, recently held a productive meeting with the Ombudsman. The central topic of discussion centered on the meticulous process involved in the successful return of confiscated (Stolen) vehicles to their lawful owners and the communication thereof

During the meeting, parties acknowledged and addressed the existing shortcomings within the police's timely return of their vehicle that had been stolen. The Police Force is aware of the challenges faced in ensuring efficient and accurate communication concerning …

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