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Kaiso Moko Jumbie leader Junior Bisnath, right, and Kayode Duval on stilts leave for the United States to perform in the circus next week.
Kaiso Moko Jumbie leader Junior Bisnath, right, and Kayode Duval on stilts leave for the United States to perform in the circus next week.

Trinidad stilt walker tours 25 US states

(Trinidad Guardian) A Point Fortin youth has gone from nev­er step­ping foot out of T&T to tour­ing across more than 25 states in Amer­i­ca with­in a year through the art of stilt walk­ing.

Police said the man ‘blacked out’ behind the wheel of his vehicle and drove through the main entrance of the hospital.
Police said the man ‘blacked out’ behind the wheel of his vehicle and drove through the main entrance of the hospital.

Trinidad: Patient blacks out, crashes into hospital

(Trinidad Express) A MAN driving to the Couva hospital for medical help fell unconscious and crashed into the lobby before daybreak Friday.

Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith at yesterday’s Public Administration and Appropriations Committee meeting. At left is ACP Erla Christoper.
Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith at yesterday’s Public Administration and Appropriations Committee meeting. At left is ACP Erla Christoper.

Trinidad Top Cop: 300 suspended cops still being paid $50m annually

(Trinidad Guardian) Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice Gary Grif­fith is look­ing to clamp down on the long list of of­fi­cers serv­ing in­def­i­nite sus­pen­sions due to crim­i­nal charges not­ing the state is pay­ing some $50 mil­lion an­nu­al­ly on these of­fi­cers.

National Security Minister Stuart Young presents the Best Shot Recruit to PC Edwards during the TTPS Passing Out Parade ceremony 2019 at the Police Academy in St James yesterday.

Venezuelans claim Trinidad Immigration officers in racket

(Trinidad Guardian) Na­tion­al Se­cu­ri­ty Min­is­ter Stu­art Young is chal­leng­ing ac­tivist Yese­nia Gon­za­les and oth­er Venezue­lan na­tion­als to bring ev­i­dence they have against Im­mi­gra­tion of­fi­cers they al­lege are tak­ing bribes from Venezue­lan na­tion­als seek­ing to gain en­try in­to T&T and to stay here af­ter their time has elapsed.

LIAT could drop Trinidad & Tobago route

(Trinidad Guardian) St Vin­cent and the Grenadines Prime Min­is­ter Dr Ralph Gon­za­lves has hint­ed that Lee­ward Is­lands Air Trans­port (LI­AT) could drop Trinidad and To­ba­go from its sched­ule of routes as the air­line seeks to re­struc­ture amid fi­nan­cial bur­dens.

Police Commissioner Gary Griffith (second from right) at a media briefing held at Police Adminis-tration Building in Port of Spain.

Trinidad police service hires UK prosecutors

(Trinidad Express) Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith’s plans to restructure the Legal Department of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service involves contracting a team of prosecutors from the United Kingdom, who specialize in fraud and fraud-related matters.

Krishna Mathura, right, his wife Balmatee and son Govinda at their  Gasparillo home.

US exorcist finally drives Trinidad ‘buck’ away

(Trinidad Guardian) The buck mys­tery in Gas­par­il­lo has end­ed af­ter an Amer­i­can ex­or­cist in­ter­vened and chased away the “spir­it” which Kr­ish­na Mathu­ra says was tor­ment­ing his fam­i­ly over the past sev­en months.

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