Police phone bills top $93M in four fiscal years…TTPS also probes missing cellphones used by staff
Elizabeth Gonzales Senior Reporter elizabeth.gonzales@guardian.co.tt The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service paid TSTT more than $93 million in telephone bills over four financial years, including $32.2 million in a single year, while three cases involving missing cellphones remain under investigation. The TTPS has not disclosed how many phones are involved in the three cases, their value or whether any devices or money have been recovered. The $93 million figure, disclosed in a November 4 Freedom of Information response, covers all telephone services, including fixed lines, mobile, airtime…
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[Claude] Report 2 is the same Guardian story on the TTPS phone bills (over $93 million), with the same figures and no conflicting facts.
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