![POINT OF ORIGIN [4TH NOVEMBER 2026] - When details of planned police operations find their way into the public domain, they can compromise the very intelligence and strategies intended to keep communities safe. The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force is renewing its appeal for members of the public to stop sharing the locations of traffic checkpoints and other police operations. But the concern is also raising questions about where these disclosures originate and who may be responsible.](https://www.replay.gp/wp-content/plugins/youtube-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
RSLPF ADDRESSES QUESTIONS OVER SOURCE OF OPERATIONAL DISCLOSURES
POINT OF ORIGIN [4TH NOVEMBER 2026] – When details of planned police operations find their way into the public domain, they can compromise the very intelligence and strategies intended to keep communities safe. The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force is renewing its appeal for members of the public to stop sharing the locations of traffic checkpoints and other police operations. But the concern is also raising questions about where these disclosures originate and who may be responsible.
