The twin-island Caribbean nation has a long history of police corruption and ineffectiveness. Now three retired Mounties, led by a former Ottawa police officer, are looking to turn things around.
When the newly appointed police commissioner of Antigua and Barbuda took part in a recent "Take Back the Night" walk—the first time a senior officer had done so—there was noticeable surprise from locals.
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