(Trinidad Guardian) One of the seven Sea View Drive, Gulf View residents whose homes were searched as part of a controversial police operation last Friday, has threatened to sue the State over the incident.
(Trinidad Guardian) Two days before Finance Minister Colm Imbert prepares to present his 2019 mid-term budget review, comes news that BPTT will not have enough natural gas to supply Atlantic LNG’s Train One and the plant may have to close down for at least two years.
(Trinidad Guardian) A 33-year-old Coast Guard officer, who set his police officer girlfriend on fire during an argument last week, has been denied bail after appearing in court this morning.
(Trinidad Express) A POST MORTEM examination on the body of a six-month-old baby girl who was found unresponsive at an El Socorro daycare centre on Thursday afternoon found that she died as a result of aspiration.
(Trinidad Guardian) Teachers at the Arima Hindu School were forced to send pupils home and shut down operations for the rest of the day yesterday, after a gun attack near the compound left one man dead and a woman injured.
(Trinidad Guardian) Thirteen people from a well-known gang in the Northern Division, who were found lurking around the Tunapuna Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, were arrested in connection with a plot to murder a state witness as he was about to leave the court.
Venezuelan nationals on board the Kuvanakan, after they were stopped by T&T Coast Guard and denied entry to this country within sight of their final destination, Chaguaramas.
(Trinidad Guardian) Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi told Parliament on Wednesday that 12 attorneys “alone consumed” $290 million of expenses during the previous 2010-2015 period.
(Trinidad Guardian) Police have arrested of 13 male suspects wanted in connection with a plot to murder a state witness, as he exited a Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
(Trinidad Express) Four girls were passengers on the ill-fated fishing pirogue when it capsized in rough seas on the way from Venezuela to Trinidad two weeks ago.
(Trinidad Guardian) Police Commissioner Gary Griffith yesterday presented a graphic which suggested 14-year-old Naomi Nelson may have been killed by a bullet to the head from an illegal gun fired by Carenage residents and not the police.
(Trinidad Newsday) Education Minister Anthony Garcia has promised to get to the bottom of a report that a teacher has threatened to kill a family, which includes two students who attend the southern school where he is based.
(Trinidad Express) Even as the Police Complaints Authority (PCA) has launched an investigation into last Friday’s police-involved killing of three people in Carenage, the autopsy report for 14-year-old victim Niomi Nelson concluded that she was shot to the back of the head.
(Trinidad Guardian) As police confront a sustained wave of violent crime in Trinidad and Tobago, some 23 people have been killed in officer-involved shootings this year, a 64% increase over a similar period in 2018.
(Trinidad Guardian) For the second week in a row, an Opposition Parliamentarian—this time a Senator—was put out of the Parliament chamber.
(Trinidad Guardian) A Venezuelan migrant who fled to T&T to escape the harsh economic conditions is now facing a possible murder charge after killing his common-law wife on Sunday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Representatives of three political parties in Tobago—Platform of Truth (PTP), Tobago Forwards (TF), and Tobago Organisation of the People (TOP)- voted on Sunday to determine if one new political entity should be formed under the theme “One Voice”.