AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSports Spotlight: Sri Lanka’s Rumesh Pathirage made Diamond League history in Brussels, winning the men’s javelin with an 89.04m throw. Grenada in Focus: Trinidad and Tobago’s Keshorn Walcott took bronze with 83.99m, while Grenada’s Anderson Peters finished fourth at 83.70m. Police Training Abroad: Fifteen Royal Grenada Police Force officers are set to travel to China for a two-week Traffic Management Course in September, funded by the Chinese Ministry of Public Security. Public Safety & Traffic: The RGPF announced Balthazar Bridge will close to vehicles from Monday, 7 September, with detours for motorists, plus temporary National Library road changes on Sunday, 6 September. Human Rights & Immigration: A Grenada–US deportation arrangement is drawing human rights concerns, with critics warning about risks tied to third-country transfers. Local Justice Row: The family of Andrew Frederick is pushing for fuller Scotland Yard involvement after claims that key organs were removed from his body following an exhumation in Grenada. Politics Under Fire: Controversial pollster Justine Pierre’s latest Grenada survey is under scrutiny after criticisms from Dr Ezra Matthias, leading to a public back-and-forth.
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