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THURSDAY,
APRIL 30, 2015
VOLUME 109, No.18
www.thevincentian.com
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The Anglican Church Car Park was noticeably not used last Sunday night.
Fidel Taylor, Chairman of the Gospel Fest Committee, was himself a victim of the break-in. by DAYLE DA SILVA
Remedial action after an act of vandalism of vehicles parked at a public function in Kingstown.
AT LEAST ONE ORGANIZER of Gospel Fest is calling for a review of the security arrangements for activities held at the Victoria Park. This follows reports that a number of patrons who attended the closing of Gospel Fest, at the said venue last Sunday, had their vehicles broken into. Fidel Taylor, Chairman of the Gospel Fest Committee, confirmed to THE VINCENTIAN that five vehicles were broken into, including his, during the final night of the event. According to the chairman, the perpetrators got into his vehicle by smashing the glass and unlocking the door. For Taylor, he was a victim twice over, his vehicle having been broken into on the opening night of the 2015 edition of the Gospel Fest, when it was parked in the vicinity of Gibson’s Building Supplies Ltd., just outside the VIP gate to the Victoria Park, he said. Continued on Page 3.
Michael Peters, Coordinator of Gospel Fest, pointed to the ‘criminals’ studying the movements of the police before pouncing.