Convicts from Latin America coming to Trinidad posing as Venezuelans
(Trinidad Guardian) Nationals from Peru, Nicaragua, Guatemala and Colombia with a string of criminal records have been coming to Trinidad posing as Venezuelans.
(Trinidad Guardian) Nationals from Peru, Nicaragua, Guatemala and Colombia with a string of criminal records have been coming to Trinidad posing as Venezuelans.
(Trinidad Guardian) A well-known community leader from Sea Lots and his son were taken in for questioning by police officers during another raid in Port-of-Spin on Friday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Valentine’s Day considered a day of love, brought sorrow and hurt to the family of a -53-year-old partially blind woman after she was found with clothing covering her face and electrical cord tied around her neck.
(Trinidad Guardian) Valentine’s Day turned out to be a scary experience for an elderly couple when they woke up to find a four-feet macajuel in their bedroom ceiling yesterday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Two suspected gang leaders from West Trinidad and Laventille, along with three other suspected gang members, were detained by police during a massive intelligence-led dragnet-styled operation yesterday.
Grenadian soca sensation Hollis “Mr Killa” Mapp’s 2019 release ‘Run With It’ has incited soca lovers at various Carnival fetes to pick up something and do exactly as the song says and ‘Run With It’.
(Trinidad Guardian) After being kidnapped at sea and held captive in a Venezuelan forest for over a month, 17-year-old Kenrick Morgan has heightened his ambition to join the Coast Guard so that he can protect others from suffering the same fate.
(Trinidad Express) Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith has with immediate effect, raised the policing alert from ‘Amber’ to ‘Red’, as a result of ongoing gang activities and homicides.
(Trinidad Guardian) The increase of murders and gun violence in the Sea Lots, East Port-of-Spain and Carenage is now believed to be directly linked to the ongoing gang rivalry between two main gangs—the Rasta City and the Muslims.
(Trinidad Express) Prime minister Dr Keith Rowley has hauled Opposition Leader Kamla Persad Bissessar over the coals for her appeal this week to people of African descent to blank the People’s National Movement.
(Trinidad Express) After losing money at a casino in Chaguanas, a man drove his car off a multi-storey car park and plummeted 30 feet to the ground early Wednesday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Corn soup vendor Leopold Adams was among four people who were killed between Monday night and yesterday.
(Trinidad Guardian) The increase of murders and gun violence in the Sea Lots, East Port-of-Spain and Carenage is now believed to be directly linked to the ongoing gang rivalry between two main gangs—the Rasta City and the Muslims.
(Trinidad Express) Agriculture Minister Clarence Rambharat says he was shocked by a recent revelation by the National Flour Mills (NFM) that 95 per cent of the rice paddy it buys from local rice farmers ends up as pet food and not on the plates of taxpayers.
(Trinidad Express) A man who gang members accused of being an “informant” was shot dead in the living room of his Sea Lots, Port of Spain home yesterday morning.
(Trinidad Guardian) Less than an hour after four men appeared in court on Tuesday charged with possession of a protected green turtle, the animal was released back into the sea.
(Trinidad Express) The $750 fine for an overweight truck is no deterrence, says acting Transport Commissioner Basdeo Gosine.
(Trinidad Express) Most of the Venezuelan women detained by police at bars on Friday in Penal have been released from custody.
(Trinidad Express) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has called on residents of Tobago to frown upon crimes against tourists.
(Trinidad Guardian) United National Congress (UNC) activist Devant Maharaj has won the final leg of his legal battle challenging the composition of the Judicial and Legal Service Commission (JLSC).
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