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Flashback: February 2015 firefighters at the scence of the incident at El Pecos resturant in Maraval.
Flashback: February 2015 firefighters at the scence of the incident at El Pecos resturant in Maraval.

Trinidad: Customer sues for $300k over 2015 gas explosion at restaurant

(Trinidad Guardian) An in­sur­ance agent who was se­ri­ous­ly in­jured in a gas ex­plo­sion at El Pecos Grill in Mar­aval, al­most four years ago, is now su­ing the restau­rant and its fu­el sup­pli­er for com­pen­sa­tion.

Two men sit on a makeshift bench opposite the house where Leslie Forrester, 57, his common-law wife Jennifer Alexander, 55, and daughter Lizann Forrester, 30, were chopped by a man known to them in Palo Seco. All three are warded in serious condition at the SFGH. Photo by Lincoln Holder
Two men sit on a makeshift bench opposite the house where Leslie Forrester, 57, his common-law wife Jennifer Alexander, 55, and daughter Lizann Forrester, 30, were chopped by a man known to them in Palo Seco. All three are warded in serious condition at the SFGH. Photo by Lincoln Holder

Trinidad: Boy, 2, girl, 12, witness brutal chopping of mother and grandparents

(Trinidad Newsday) A TWO-year-old boy and his 12-year-old sister witnessed the brutal chopping of their mother and grandparents at the family’s Palo Seco home on Sunday.

 The old Besson Street Police Station which residents fear could collapse onto surrounding streets after a main support beam was accidentally destroyed during demolition work yesterday.
The old Besson Street Police Station which residents fear could collapse onto surrounding streets after a main support beam was accidentally destroyed during demolition work yesterday.

Condemned police station collapses in Trinidad

(Trinidad Newsday) East Port of Spain residents are concerned that a demolition mishap which made part of the old Besson Street Police Station collapse could destroy their homes.

People in th Carenage area react to the presence of police officers at Big Yard yesterday, after the shootout between residents and Western Division officers on Friday night.

Trinidad: Carenage residents claim cops moonlighting as hitmen

(Trinidad Guardian) Hours after three people including a teenage girl were killed at Marcel Circular, Big Yard, Carenage, allegations that police officers are moonlighting as “hitmen” surfaced with angry residents promising to dispense their own form of justice if nothing is done by the relevant authorities to arrest the situation.

Anand Ramlogan

TT$3M bail for Ramlogan, Ramdeen

(Trinidad Guardian) For­mer at­tor­ney gen­er­al Anand Ram­lo­gan and his col­league, Unit­ed Na­tion­al Congress Sen­a­tor Ger­ald Ramdeen, were col­lec­tive­ly grant­ed close to $3 mil­lion in bail Fri­day night, after be­ing charged with sim­i­lar con­spir­a­cy of­fences re­lat­ed to an al­leged le­gal fees kick­back scheme.

SORT officers stand guard outside the Gulf View, La Romaine home of businessman Simon Alexander yesterday. The officers raided the mansion and six other properties during an exercise.

Cops raid 7 mansions in Trinidad but find nothing

(Trinidad Guardian) Spe­cial Op­er­a­tions Re­sponse Team (SORT) po­lice of­fi­cers raid­ed sev­en man­sions in the posh res­i­den­tial com­mu­ni­ty of Gulf View, La Ro­maine, yes­ter­day, break­ing down doors and pre­vent­ing home­own­ers from en­ter­ing their premis­es.

Vincent Nelson

Trinidad: UK QC in legal fee kickback case in plea deal

 (Trinidad Guardian) The State’s co-op­er­at­ing wit­ness in the on­go­ing cor­rup­tion in­ves­ti­ga­tion in­to for­mer at­tor­ney gen­er­al Anand Ram­lo­gan, SC, and Op­po­si­tion Sen­a­tor Ger­ald Ramdeen has struck a deal over his role in the le­gal fees kick­back scam.

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