Trinidad & Tobago News

‘Blue lights’: Former cops under investigation

(Trinidad Express) Former senior officers of the Trinidad and Tobago Police service (TTPS) are currently under investigation after it was discovered that police lights had been attached to vehicles that were not registered to have them.

Chief Justice Ivor Archie, left, chats with Attorney General Reginald Armour during yesterday’s opening of the Caribbean Court of Justice’s first hemispheric meeting of regional courts, “The Rule of Law and International Justice”, at the Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain.

AG restates his position that Trinidad joins CCJ

(Trinidad Express) Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Reginald Armour has reiterated his stance for Trinidad and Tobago to make the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) the final appellate court, replacing the United Kingdom-based Privy Council.

Two guards, four bandits killed in Trinidad robbery

(Trinidad Express) Two security officers were killed and a third left in critical condition, after they were shot by criminals who carried out a robbery at the entrance to the La Romaine, San Fernando branch of Pennywise on Monday afternoon.

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