Police Express Contentment with 2025 Carnival Outcome
The Police Administration has conveyed its satisfaction regarding the outcome of the 2025 Carnival season, which wrapped up peacefully and safely.
Aside from a few minor incidents, the celebrations unfolded smoothly without any significant disruptions. This successful outcome was a result of the collaborative efforts of the community, law enforcement, partner organizations, and event coordinators, all dedicated to ensuring a secure and enjoyable experience for everyone.
The Police Administration has expressed heartfelt gratitude to the members of the Royal Police Force of Antigua, Brigadier General Telbert Benjamin, and the committed personnel of the Antigua and Barbuda Defence Force for their unwavering support throughout the festivities.
The administration also recognizes the contributions from the Honourable Prime Minister, Gaston Browne, Sir Steadroy Benjamin, the Honourable Daryll Matthew, the Ministry of Creative Industries and Innovation, the Festival Commission, and the media, all of whom played vital roles in facilitating effective communication, coordination, and the overall success of the celebrations.
Acting Commissioner of Police Everton Jeffers remarked, “This year’s Carnival showcased the richness of our culture, the unity of our people, and the strength of our community partnerships. We are thankful to every citizen, visitor, and stakeholder for their responsible and law-abiding behavior, as well as for adhering to the safety protocols communicated prior to the celebrations. Your cooperation was crucial to the success we experienced.”
The Royal Police Force remains dedicated to collaborating with the public and all partners to build upon this achievement, ensuring future national celebrations are safe, well-organized, and enjoyable for all.
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