Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander says Government is moving to a “Plan B” on crime-fighting following the failure of the Zone of Special Operations (ZOSO) Bill in the Senate, warning that the State will not retreat in the face of escalating criminal activity. “If I tell you what Plan B is, you’re going to tell everybody,” Alexander said. And we will come differently with Plan B.”Alexander’s comments came in the wake of the Senate’s failure to pass the ZOSO Bill legislation on Tuesday. “Up to yesterday, people were saying, ‘Alexander, Claxton Bay needs to be a zone of special operations. Mayaro needs to be a zone of special operations,’” he said.