In Trinidad, ‘Rose’ tattoo only clue to identify of woman found dead in waterway
(Trinidad Express) The police are asking the public to help them identify the body of a woman found in a watercourse at Exchange, Couva around 10 a.m.
(Trinidad Express) The police are asking the public to help them identify the body of a woman found in a watercourse at Exchange, Couva around 10 a.m.
(Trinidad Guardian) Allan “AJ” Martin, the son of slain gangster Allan “Scanny” Martin, was shot dead by an off-duty police officer during an attempted robbery in Chaguanas on Sunday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Two Freeport families are appealing for the public’s help in finding three men who were abducted on Sunday outside their homes.
(Trinidad Guardian) T&T’s debt to China has jumped from $2.2 billion last year to $6.2 billion after Government partnered with China again on two new projects.
(Trinidad Newsday) With last Monday’s bombing by US-backed Syrian forces of the two remaining ISIS-controlled villages in which 200 men, women and children were reportedly killed, some families in TT fear their loved ones who migrated to Syria and Iraq might be among the dead.
(Trinidad Guardian) Hospitals are becoming “home” for some—including children at Carnival time.
(Trinidad Newsday) Siparia magistrate Margaret Alert denied bail to the parents of a two-month-old boy when they appeared before her yesterday jointly charged with having a gun and ammunition.
(Trinidad Express) Director of the Police Complaints Authority (PCA) David West says corrupt police officers are involved in “gangs, money laundering and human trafficking—with young Venezuelan girls fast becoming the preferred targets”.
(Trinidad Express) Director of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) Susan Francois has suggested that a “cash-restricted” system be implemented in Trinidad and Tobago to combat money laundering and corruption.
(Trinidad Guardian) The death of an elderly man who was struck and killed by a police vehicle while attempting to cross the Priority Bus Route in Barataria — the second fatal accident involving a police officer in three days — has prompted the Commissioner of Police to get personally involved in the investigations of both matters.
(Trinidad Express) A Tobago landscaper is expected to appear before a Scarborough Magistrate charged with the March 12 murder of businessman Donald Parks.
(Trinidad Express) Accused wife killer Dominic Guevara reappeared in court on Friday.
(Trinidad Newsday) A birthday party ended in bloodshed on Tuesday night after a gunman opened fire on partygoers at a house in Enterprise, Chaguanas.
(Trinidad Guardian) Police officers were called in to deal with a situation at the University of the West Indies’ St Augustine campus on Wednesday after a male student pepper sprayed a female classmate following an argument over a group project.
(Trinidad Guardian) A three-year-old boy, who was among 13 passengers refused entry into Trinidad and Tobago after they came off a flight from Venezuela, was reunited with his mother last night.
(Trinidad Express) HOURS after a Hindu priest performed an “exorcism” at the Mathura home in Gasparillo, the ‘buck’ still showed up.
(Trinidad Express) Dominic Guevarra who survived a shotgun attack which killed his wife a year ago, has been charged with her murder.
(Trinidad Guardian) Five female Special Reserve Police Officers and a senior superintendent of police are among seven police officers arrested by officers of the Professional Standards Bureau for mischief in public office.
(Trinidad Express) When Anita Espinoza heard she was on fire during her Caesarean section, she thought she was going to die.
(Trinidad Express) President Donald Trump has invited the leaders of The Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica and Saint Lucia to his Florida resort tomorrow to discuss Chinese “predatory economic practices” and the crisis in Venezuela.
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