Acting Commissioner of Police McDonald Jacob has strongly condemned the brazen killing of Special Reserve Police (SRP) Police Constable Kyle Lashley Saturday night in Les Coteaux, Tobago.
Reports indicate PC Lashley, who was last attached to Crown Point Police Station, was with friends around 7.10 pm on Saturday at Providence Road, when a black Kia Cerato stopped alongside them and two armed men exited.
One of the men grabbed PC Lashley’s gold chain and shot him. The men then drove off.
Officers of the Moriah Police Station responded and took PC Lashley to the Scarborough General Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
Jacob said in a statement yesterday that all resources of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service and National Security will be brought to bear in the investigations into the killing of the young officer and that the island would be “scoured” until the perpetrators of the crime are brought to justice.
He said a contingent of officers from the Inter-Agency Task Force and personnel from the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force were in Tobago to help officers there to find the suspects.
