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Duo accused of King St knifepoint robbery

Two men who allegedly robbed another of $123,000 in items were placed on $80,000 bail each on Tuesday after they appeared before Chief Magistrate Priya Sewnarine-Beharry at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court.

Sevak Rampersaud

NA taxi driver charged with woman’s murder

Almost four  months after  the  May 20th gruesome slaying of Verone Pattoir at Lot 42 Mudflat, Stanleytown, New Amsterdam, hire car driver   Sevak Rampersaud called Suresh, has been charged with her killing.

REDjet promises major expansion

Regional airline REDjet is expected to expand its fleet by this year end and it today sought to explain several hiccups with its service in which hundreds of passengers were affected.

Horse thief held at Seafield

Police say that at about 1.15 am today a man was alerted by the barking of dogs at his home at Seafield Village, WCB, and on checking saw two men stealing two horses from his brother’s yard nearby.

Helena No.2 family beaten by bandits

Police say that at about 10.30 last night, mini-bus driver Daniel Subramani, his wife Taranella Subramani and their two children were in hammocks at their home at Helena No.

Verone Pattoir

NA taxi driver charged with woman’s murder

Almost four  months after  the  May 20th gruesome slaying of Verone Pattoir at Lot 42 Mudflat, Stanleytown, New Amsterdam, hire car driver   Sevak Rampersaud called Suresh, has been charged with her killing.

Jamaica hospital tightens security after baby’s HIV scare

(Jamaica Observer) The Victoria Jubilee Hospital implemented a procedural security change yesterday in response to last Saturday’s frightening incident in which a mentally ill patient infected with HIV/AIDS went into the maternity hospital’s nursery and breastfed another woman’s week-old baby.

PNP wants Jamaica probe of Dudus

(Jamaica Gleaner) The Jamaican police yesterday refused to commit to a criminal probe against Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, the west Kingston drug lord who pleaded guilty to narcotics and firearm-related charges in the United States (US) last week.

Abu Bakr quizzed in death threats probe

(Trinidad Express) An investigation has been launched into an alleged threat by members of the Jamaat-al-Muslimeen against the lives of People’s National Movement (PNM) Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley and Senator Fitzgerald Hinds.

Rowley: Colombian drug gang bloodbath ‘averted’

(Trinidad Express) Government spokesmen have told the Opposition PNM that the state of emergency was called because a Colombian drug gang wanted to kill members of a Trinidad and Tobago drug gang, following the TT$22 million drug bust at Piarco.

Barbados coast guard head confirms WikiLeaks chat

Barbados coast guard head confirms WikiLeaks chat (Barbados Nation) World whistle-blower website WikiLeaks has suggested there was “internal corruption” in the Barbados Coast Guard (BCG), and that a new commander was drafted in two years ago to “clean house”.

China signs deals with Barbados

(Barbados Nation) Barbados is entering agreements worth Bds$15.7 million with the People’s Republic of China for economic and technical projects in several areas of cooperation between the two countries.

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