(Trinidad Express) UK-based Queen’s Counsel Vincent Nelson has appeared in court charged with conspiring with former attorney general Anand Ramlogan and UNC senator Gerald Ramdeen, to financially reward Ramlogan for cases in which Nelson represented the State.
(Trinidad Express) A man courageous enough to help police solve a crime, was shot dead on Wednesday night near his home at Don Miguel Road, El Socorro.
(Trinidad Guardian) Boatloads of Venezuelans are still continuing to secretly enter Trinidad through Icacos even though the National Security Minister Stuart Young announced that all borders are now in lockdown.
(Trinidad Newsday) Police believe the murder of a 42-year-old man and the wounding of four others during a lime at Almond Drive, Morvant, earlier this week may have been linked to the theft of some goods from the home of a man in the area last week.
(Trinidad Guardian) Former Attorney General Anand Ramlogan was arrested at the Piarco airport early yesterday, and Gerald Ramdeen, a UNC colleague, was taken in custody by anti-corruption police who are investigating allegations of kickbacks and money laundering linked to high legal fees paid during the attorney general’s tenure.
(Trinidad Guardian) Fishermen in the southwestern peninsula say massive quantities of sargassum seaweed is hampering their ability to fish.
(Trinidad Express) Former Attorney General, Anand Ramlogan SC remains in police custody after being arrested early this morning at Piarco International Airport by detectives of the Anti-Corruption Bureau.
(Trinidad Guardian) T&T’s border is now locked down!
National Security Minister Stuart Young confirmed this was in train yesterday as word spread of an uprising in neighbouring Venezuela.
(Trinidad Guardian) Although there are rumours that relatives of both Carmelita Garcia-Quintero and her husband George Quintero had motives for the slaying of the couple and their daughter, investigators said that there is no evidence to support the claims.
(Trinidad Guardian) The messages from Venezuela started drying up at around noon yesterday, but Venezuelans living in T&T who support Juan Guaido are hopeful their country is heading back to democracy.
(Trinidad Express) The three people found dead in a pick-up truck parked on the shoulder of the highway near the Golconda Interchange in San Fernando yesterday, have been identified.
(Trinidad Guardian) There are now many questions as to what exactly happened at Singh’s Liquor Store at Bournes Road in St James which resulted in a 14-year-old boy, a pupil of St Anthony’s College, being fatally shot, while his friend landed in a critical condition at hospital after he was also shot by a businessman yesterday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Police have identified the three people who were found dead in a vehicle along the Solomon Hochoy Highway in Ste Madeleine on Monday.
(Trinidad Guardian) As the Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar launched her local government election campaign she promised to create 50,000 jobs if she is re-elected Prime Minister.
(Trinidad Guardian) Caribbean Community (Caricom) leaders will meet in Port-of-Spain on Friday to discuss security issues within the 15-member regional integration movement.
(Trinidad Guardian) A Cunupia woman was chopped to death on Friday night in one of five murders that occurred on Friday night across the country.
(Trinidad Guardian) Hours after armed police officers were called in to prevent gang violence from erupting at the Nelson Street, Port-of-Spain housing development, residents said they were fearful they may now become targets of the warring gangs.