PM Browne to meet with Grays Farm Killers Monday
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has announced plans to hold a meeting with the Grays Farm Killers (GFK), one of the most notorious gangs in the country, on Monday.
The intention behind this meeting is to facilitate an end to the conflicts and gang warfare that have been plaguing the island.
This decision follows a previous meeting on Thursday night, during which the Prime Minister engaged with 2Drilly, another well-known gang on the island.
The GFK has been involved in violent confrontations, utilizing cutlasses and cleavers, resulting in serious injuries to various individuals.
Prime Minister Browne’s proactive approach aims to address and mitigate the impact of gang-related violence in the community.
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