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Tuesday, July 8, 2025

2 more murders in Arima

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Carisa Lee
786 days ago
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A relative is consoled following the murder of Clyde Rojas.

A relative is consoled following the murder of Clyde Rojas.

ABRAHAM DIAZ

Carisa Lee

Re­porter

carisa.lee@cnc3.co.tt

Two more peo­ple have been mur­dered in Ari­ma.

The first vic­tim was iden­ti­fied as 39-year-old Ker­ry Ar­cia of Pope Av­enue and Train­line Road Mal­abar.

Ac­cord­ing to re­ports, around 7.30 am yes­ter­day, res­i­dents heard sev­er­al loud ex­plo­sions and saw a white Nis­san AD wag­on dri­ving north along Train­line Road. When they checked they found Ar­cia ly­ing mo­tion­less at the side of his home.

Hours lat­er, Clyde Ro­jas of Tem­ple Street, Ari­ma, was shot dead in the same area. Ro­jas was de­scribed by res­i­dents as “some­one who did not both­er any­one.”

In mid-April, six peo­ple were shot at Tem­ple Street, Ari­ma. Two of the vic­tims were iden­ti­fied as Can­dace Grif­fith and Alana Layne died.

In Ju­ly 2022, Ari­ma topped the coun­try for the most se­ri­ous crimes, and then act­ing po­lice com­mis­sion­er Mc Don­ald Ja­cob promised to ramp up pa­trols.

Undertakers remove the body of Kerry Arcia after he was killed at his Trainline Road, Malabar, Arima home yesterday.

Undertakers remove the body of Kerry Arcia after he was killed at his Trainline Road, Malabar, Arima home yesterday.

ABRAHAM DIAZ

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