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Bunker fuel settled in an oil tanker truck at Lambeau. The fuel, which was recovered from the Gulfstream barge, was vacuumed from a frac tank into the truck to be transported to Trinidad.
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Chief Secretary Farley Augustine during a media conference on the state of crime in Tobago yesterday.
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FILE - Children gather outside their tents, at Al-Hol camp, which houses families of members of the Islamic State group, in Hasakeh province, Syria, Saturday, May 1, 2021.
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D’Abadie/ O’Meara MP Lisa Morris-Julian asks a question during the police town hall meeting at the Arima Community Centre on Monday.
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A police officer makes his way back to his vehicle after chatting with a member of the media following an early morning raid of a stockpile site at Moonan Road, Wallerfield last Friday.
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FILE: Former energy minister Kevin Ramnarine.
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FILE: THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine speaks during a sitting of the Tobago House of Assembly.
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Bunker fuel settled in an oil tanker truck at Lambeau. The fuel, which was recovered from the Gulfstream barge, was vacuumed from a frac tank into the truck to be transported to Trinidad.
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Alex Coombs, 19, who was stabbed at his home in Freeport
The suspect in the stabbing death of 19-year-old Alex Coombs surrendered to the Freeport Police yesterday morning.
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In a release from the Office of the Attorney General and Ministry of Legal Affairs yesterday, the ministry said the proposed amendments to the Firearms Act, chap. 16:01 were under continuous review.
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FILE - Children gather outside their tents, at Al-Hol camp, which houses families of members of the Islamic State group, in Hasakeh province, Syria, Saturday, May 1, 2021.
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T&T nationals in Syria and Iraq are pleading with the Government to help them return home after two children were forcibly taken away by Iraqi authorities.
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D’Abadie/ O’Meara MP Lisa Morris-Julian asks a question during the police town hall meeting at the Arima Community Centre on Monday.
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Flashing blue lights from police vehicles may comfort some people, but they also warn criminals, giving them time to escape.
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Lawyers representing a group of parents, who have threatened legal action over the deaths of their babies at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of the Port-of-Spain General Hospital (POSGH), have refused to enter settlement talks unless the North West Regional Health Authority (NWRHA) accepts liability.
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Acting Prisons Commissioner Deopersad Ramoutar has won another round of litigation against the Public Service Commission (PSC) over the filling of senior vacancies in the T&T Prison Service.
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They were identified as Kylon Joseph, 25, of Mt Hope Road, Mt Hope and Shane “Jacko” Jackson, 42, of Pioneer Drive, Sea Lots.
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A Caroni man remained in critical condition at the hospital yesterday after he was struck in the head with a piece of wood by a relative during an argument.
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A La Horquetta woman was shot in the leg by armed men after being robbed in Chaguaramas yesterday morning.
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An Arima man who stopped to urinate in the vicinity of the Caroni Cremation Site on Sunday morning, was robbed of his car by three armed men.
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Police are trying to piece together the circumstances surrounding an attack on a man who was found lying on the road at Price Plaza, Chaguanas with multiple chop wounds about the body.
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A police officer makes his way back to his vehicle after chatting with a member of the media following an early morning raid of a stockpile site at Moonan Road, Wallerfield last Friday.
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Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar is calling on the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service to say why a Wallerfield quarrying operation and one Aluko Ato Warner were the focus of investigations, while others in the same area were not.
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Police officers place Jeremy Ramberran, 33, into a police vehicle at New Colonial Road in Barrackpore after he attacked an officer with a cutlass and was shot.
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Chief Secretary Farley Augustine kicks off a football match at the Patience Hill Recreational Grounds yesterday.
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Alex Coombs, 19, who was stabbed at his home in Freeport
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