Police exercises in Port-of-Spain and the Northern Division over the weekend resulted in 12 people being arrested and one kilo of marijuana being recovered along with one gun and a quantity of ammunition.
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Police Public Information Officer Sgt Wayne Mystar has warned people to be careful about responding to advertisements in the newspapers.
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Tourism Minister Dr Rupert Griffith will reappear before a Port-of-Spain magistrate on July 4 after he pleaded not guilty to using insulting language.
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National Security Minister Brigadier John Sandy has been summoned to appear before a Port-of-Spain magistrate on June 6, to tell the court what was meant by the term “out of doors” during last year’s state of emergency.
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Speed-monitoring zones will be in place by mid-June in a bid to curb road fatalities on the highways.
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Relatives of the four friends who were killed in a vehicular accident in Trincity on Sunday describe it as the worst they have seen.
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After narrowly surviving a car crash on Sunday morning which claimed the lives of four friends, Appeal Court judge Wendell Kangaloo yesterday remained warded in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex.
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Taxpayers will have to fork out an additional $150 million to complete the already overbudget Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba, south Trinidad. The facility, which was scheduled to be opened for the 2007 Cricket World Cup in the Caribbean, has so far...
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In a shocking twist of fate, a reporter and a cameraman, employed with the Caribbean Communications Network (CCN), were held on Sunday evening by police following a daring robbery of a liquor store in Arouca.
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Minister of Community Development Nizam Baksh is considering promoting horticulture as a means of income generation.
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