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The Prison Officers Association (POA) has praised Tuesday night’s coordinated raid at the Maximum Security Prison (MSP), calling it “excellent work” by police and prison officials in response to a serious threat.
A man was shot and killed by police during an anti-crime operation in Couva on Tuesday night, as officers responded to intelligence about illegal firearms and ammunition in the area.
Former National Security Minister and ex-Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith has thrown his support behind Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander’s call for tougher penalties on gun crimes, including automatic bail denial and life imprisonment.
The T&T Police Service (TTPS) has confirmed that officers seen in a viral video transporting a young woman to her graduation in a marked police vehicle acted lawfully and with proper authorisation.
Eight years after they were dismissed for taking a stand on health and safety issues aboard an offshore platform, 22 former Lennox Petroleum Services workers say they remain blacklisted from the energy sector—despite a legal victory and an order for compensation.
Investigations are continuing into the discovery of a decomposing body in a dam in Penal on Tuesday. While police await positive identification, the body is believed to be that of a 94-year-old man who had been missing since last week.
A 30-year-old man from Morvant, accused of murdering a woman and wounding her boyfriend in 2023, has been freed after her boyfriend admitted that he had wrongly implicated him.
After falling victim to criminals six times in just five years, a frustrated Barrackpore farmer is calling on authorities to restore regular police patrols in the farming community and to fast-track the approval process for Firearm User’s Licences (FULs).
A full-scale internal audit has been ordered into the operations and finances of the National Carnival Commission (NCC), after newly appointed Culture and Community Development Minister Michelle Benjamin raised alarm over a $178 million debt still owed to service providers from Carnival 2025.
Guyana President Dr Irfaan Ali has called for the tripling of global finances to protect nature and stave off the effects climate change is having on biodiversity. He made the call as he addressed the opening ceremony of the Global Biodiversity Alliance Summit in Georgetown yesterday.
The Trinbago Unified Calypsonians’ Organisation (TUCO) is denying allegations made by veteran calypsonian Errol “Bally” Ballantyne that members of its general council paid themselves $100,000 each in exchange for not competing in this year’s National Calypso Monarch competition.
Motivational speaker and pastor Luke Quamina believes the upcoming CeCe Winans More Than This: Trinidad concert is exactly what the country needs at this time.
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