Twen­ty-eight Venezue­lan girls and women were de­tained dur­ing a po­lice op­er­a­tion at a pop­u­lar club in San­gre Grande yes­ter­day af­ter­noon.

Se­nior prison of­fi­cer Garth Gua­da, who re­mains in­car­cer­at­ed at the Teteron Bar­racks in Ch­aguara­mas, was tak­en to hos­pi­tal on Thurs­day for med­ical treat­ment af­ter he com­plained of feel­ing un­well.

High Court Judge Karen Reid has re­served her judg­ment in the civ­il mat­ter aris­ing out of the ex­tra­di­tion pro­ceed­ings against for­mer min­is­ter Jack Warn­er.

La­belling the gov­ern­ment “di­a­bol­i­cal,” Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Move­ment (PNM) chair­man Mar­vin Gon­za­les claims plans are un­der­way to strip the Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice of the pow­er to is­sue Firearm User’s Li­cences (FUL) and hand it to a new firearms com­mis­sion.

De­spite re­cent suc­cess­es in in­ves­ti­gat­ing and pros­e­cut­ing crim­i­nals us­ing Face­book Mar­ket­place to lure vic­tims, the head of the Port-of-Spain Di­vi­sion says he is still con­cerned about the fre­quen­cy of this type of crime.

T&T so­ca group Kes the Band has an­nounced that their sin­gle Co­coa Tea is of­fi­cial­ly un­der con­sid­er­a­tion for the Gram­my Awards. The track has been en­tered in the cat­e­go­ry of Best Glob­al Mu­sic Per­for­mance, mark­ing an­oth­er step for­ward in the group’s mis­sion to take so­ca mu­sic to in­ter­na­tion­al au­di­ences.

The An­gli­can Church in T&T has ex­tend­ed con­grat­u­la­tions to the Rt Revd Dame Sarah Mul­lal­ly DBE on her ap­point­ment as the first fe­male Arch­bish­op of Can­ter­bury.

Kes and Free­town Col­lec­tive will head­line Maple & Mas, an event be­ing host­ed by the Em­bassy of Cana­da in Trinidad and To­ba­go.

Over a dozen Venezue­lan girls and women were de­tained dur­ing a po­lice op­er­a­tion at a pop­u­lar club in San­gre Grande yes­ter­day af­ter­noon.

Trinidad and To­ba­go so­ca group Kes the Band has an­nounced that their sin­gle Co­coa Tea is of­fi­cial­ly un­der con­sid­er­a­tion for the 2025 Gram­my Awards.

Sean “Did­dy” Combs was sen­tenced Fri­day to four years and two months in prison for trans­port­ing peo­ple across state lines for sex­u­al en­coun­ters, cap­ping a sor­did fed­er­al case that fea­tured har­row­ing tes­ti­mo­ny and end­ed in a force­ful reck­on­ing for one of the most pop­u­lar fig­ures in hip-hop.

Fish­er­men, sailors and beach-go­ers will need to ex­er­cise ex­treme cau­tion over the next five days as a Yel­low Lev­el Haz­ardous Seas Alert will be in ef­fect.