Trinidad & Tobago News

(Trinidad Guardian) Three former members of the Strategic Services Agency (SSA) were charged with misbehaviour in public office last night.

…Daughter of Sauce Doubles owner taken by masked men (Trinidad Express) Twenty-seven-year-old Anisha Hosein, the daughter of the owner of Sauce Doubles, was kidnapped in El Dorado yesterday morning.

(Trinidad Express) In the space of 24 hours, five people were shot dead in separate incidents across Trinidad and Tobago.

(Trinidad Guardian) An early morning shooting at a popular liming spot in Sangre Grande has left two people dead and two others fighting for their lives at the hospital after undergoing emergency surgeries.

(Trinidad Guardian) “What a desperately bad place we’re in in Trinidad and Tobago.” These were the words of the former principal of the University of the West Indies, St Augustine, Prof Clement K Sankat, who was robbed yesterday morning. 

(Trinidad Express) The Coalition against Domestic Violence (CADV) has welcomed the judgment in favour of Samantha Isaacs who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in 2017.

(Trinidad Guardian) Tobago Trinibad artist Kalonji Arthur has been granted $1 million bail after appearing virtually before a magistrate yesterday.

(Trinidad Guardian) Self-proclaimed spy, pastor Ian Brown, is again in police custody, after he and four other affiliates of the Strategic Services Agency, including former director Roger Best, were detained by police during a 24-hour exercise between Wednesday afternoon and yesterday.

(Trinidad Express) Twenty-four pharmacies are under police probe for selling unregistered, fake or expired drugs.

(Trinidad Express) Twenty-four pharmacies are under police probe for selling unregistered, fake or expired drugs.

(Trinidad Guardian) A teenager and his brother were shot dead in an alleged police-involved shooting in St Augustine yesterday.

(Trinidad Express) The body of 16-year-old Sourav Nanan was found in Sangre Grande yesterday.

(Trinidad Express) A police constable was shot and killed last night in Chaguanas.

(Trinidad Guardian) While the owners of the barge and tug that caused the oil spill in Tobago haven’t been located just yet, Government has been contacted by a Nigerian lawyer representing the purported owners.

(Trinidad Guardian) The T&T Police Service (TTPS) and the Strategic Services Agency (SSA) are investigating the discovery of illegal CCTV cameras mounted by gangs to monitor police stations, says National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds.

(Trinidad Guardian) A 36-year-old bank worker was ambushed and shot several times yesterday afternoon as she arrived home from work.

(Trinidad Guardian) Senseless and reckless.    This is how Kevon Lewis described the murder of his uncle, Siparia labourer Leroy Sifontis, who was held up on his way to work yesterday morning.

(Trinidad Express) A High Court judge yester­day axed a long-­standing colo­nial policy that prison officers must be “clean-sha­ven” in Trinidad and Tobago.

(Trinidad Express) For the first time in this country’s history an auditor general has filed a lawsuit against an attorney general.

(Trinidad Guardian) Up to late yesterday evening, police were still trying to determine a motive for the murders of a man and his common-law wife at their mini-mart on Penal Rock Road, Penal, on Monday night.