Monthly Archives: January 2019
58-year-old man nursing gunshot wounds after home invasion
A 58-year-old man is nursing gunshot wounds following a home invasion in San Fernando.
Another day of long lines at vehicle inspection stations
Another day of long lines at vehicle inspection stations across the country is expected, as they continue to be assurances today that stickers and certificates are available.
MP Mc Donald to investigate party held New Years Day that had residents complaining at Spree Simon Flats
The search is on for information on a New Years Day party held on the compound of the Spree Simon Flats on St. Paul Street in Port of Spain.
Commissioner Griffith plans to take action against domestic disputes
The number of women killed at the hands of their partners in this country has not escaped the attention of Commissioner Griffith who says he plans to take action.
CoP not backing down
The Police Commissioner is standing behind his shoot to kill policy.
Works and Transport Minister says no extension of the moratorium on inspections
Minister Sinanan says there will be no extension of the moratorium on inspections.
Arima resident, 3rd murder victim for the year
An Arima resident is the third murder victim in the first two days of the year.
Desperate Venezuelans rob cemeteries stealing valuable objects and human remains
The socioeconomic woes in Venezuelan are prompting its locals to take desperate measures to make ends meet.
Theatre fraternity thrown into mourning after death of President of NDATT
The theatre fraternity is thrown into mourning following the death of recently elected President of the National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago Edwin Erminy Bayley.
PSA president calls for job security and better salaries for his members
A call from President of the Public Services Association, Watson Duke for job security and better salaries for his members.
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