Trinidad: Sherine, 15, missing since Friday
Police need help in locating 15-year-old Sherine Sooklal. Sherine, of Sealy Trace, Preysal, was last seen at her home around 10:30pm, last Friday.
Police need help in locating 15-year-old Sherine Sooklal. Sherine, of Sealy Trace, Preysal, was last seen at her home around 10:30pm, last Friday.
(Trinidad Express) New security measures are to be implemented to ensure the safety of all tourists, including cruise passengers, who visit this country.
(Trinidad Express) Two men were gunned in Princes Town before daybreak yesterday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Eight days after her son was shot dead near his Sangre Grande home, Ann Marie Stephen says she is now being targeted by gang members in her community and is appealing to Police Commissioner Gary Griffith for immediate protection.
(Trinidad Guardian) The Government is not magic, the Government is management.
(Trinidad Express) A taxi driver hired to transport a man to collect money in Cunupia, was killed on Sunday.
(Trinidad Express) Police are investigating the death of a 35 year old nail technician found hanging in her hair and nail salon in Couva on Thursday.
(Trinidad Guardian) One of the men who appeared in an ISIS video speaking about life in Trinidad and Tobago has been captured fighting with ISIS in Syria.
(Trinidad Express) A homemaker who made a false report to the police that she was raped was has been ordered to perform community service.
(Trinidad Guardian) Several motorists with raised suspensions as well as lowriders have been given inspection notifications even though they have stickers.
(Trinidad Guardian) Three weeks after he was abducted by armed men, businessman Sheldon Sukhdeo is yet to be found by police.
(Trinidad Express) The Opposition United National Congress (UNC) is giving itself a major makeover for the 2020 general elections.
(Trinidad Guardian) Faced with a public transportation system almost being crippled last week by striking PTSC bus drivers, Works Minister Rohan Sinanan is now promising that 300 new buses will be brought to T&T to enhance the existing bus fleet.
(Trinidad Guardian) The mother of a two-year-old boy with birth defects associated with the Zika virus has threatened to sue the State over its failure to provide comprehensive health care for the toddler.
(Trinidad Guardian) The shake-up in the hierarchy of the T&T Police Service has started after ACP Irwin Hackshaw was removed as ACP (Crime) and replaced by ACP Jayson Forde.
(Trinidad Guardian) There have been ten confirmed cases of H1N1 virus or swine flu in the country.
(Trinidad Express) Commissioner Gary Griffith said yesterday he is going to arm his police officers with non-lethal weapons like pepper spray and stun guns in the next few weeks.
(Trinidad Express) The wife of slain Couva fish vendor Samuel Sookdeo said that six months ago she made a police report that she had been threatened.
(Trinidad Newsday) DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions Roger Gaspard, SC yesterday said senior magistrate Indrani Cedeno could have requested additional information from police, before she decided to fine a man $17,000 for having 3.9 kilos of cocaine at his St Augustine home.
(Trinidad Express) Three men were killed Wednesday night, bringing to five the number of homicides in the first two days of the new year.
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