Monthly Archives: January 2024
ROUTE-2 MAXI TAXI DRIVERS LAMENT INCREASED CRIME ALONG THE ALONG PBR & CITY GATE HUB.
There are mixed signals coming from members of the route-2 Maxi Taxi Association, as they express concerns about frequent robberies along the priority bus route, and at the city gate hub in Port of Spain. Yesterday, the operators warned of … Continue reading
EXODUS LEADS FOLLOWING PANORAMA PRELIMS…
Republic Bank Exodus Steel Orchestra, scored 278 points in its early bid to win the panorama competition this year. The Tunapuna based large conventional band, garnered its score in the preliminary round of the competition two nights ago. The draw … Continue reading
GETAWAY CAR CRASHES INTO TUNAPUNA POLICE STATION…
Drama at the Tunapuna police station, as alleged bandits open fire on police, and crash their getaway car into one of the walls of a station. Reports say, the incident unfolded on Tuesday night in Tunanpuna. According to police, the … Continue reading
POLICE OFFICERS INSISTS THEY MUST BE PAID OUTSTANDING INCREMENTS …
The Police Social and Welfare Association says, security for the upcoming carnival celebrations may be in jeopardy. President Gideon Dickson, makes the statement against the backdrop that some of its serving members may not receive the promised back pay. Mr. … Continue reading
SRP FACED WITH SEX CRIME CHARGES…
Sex crime charges are leveled against a special reserve officer, attached to the San Fernando station. 33-year-old Kwame Phillip has been arrested and charged. Last Saturday constable Phillip was taken in by his colleagues in San Fernando. It is alleged … Continue reading
CIVIL SOCIETIES TO HOLD THEIR OWN ANTI- CRIME TALKS…
Another group is about to stage a series of anti crime talks, hoping to find solutions to the most pressing issue for the people of this country. Civil society organizations, are preparing to begin the talks later this month. Yesterday … Continue reading
THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION UNRAVELS THE CAUSE OF FINANCIAL CHALLENGES AT UWI OPEN CAMPUS…
The current financial challenges at the University of the West Indies, open campus are being blamed on the funding model. Minister of Education Dr. Nyan Gadsby-Dolly says, the open campus has advised her ministry of this. Dr. Gadsby-Dolly explains, operational … Continue reading
FORMER CEO OF TSTT LISA AGARD HITS BACK AT TSTT…
The former Chief Executive Officer of the Telecommunication Services of Trinidad and Tobago Lisa Agard, is in defense mode. She is hitting out at her former employer. She denies she fed wrong information to the public utilities minister, Marvin Gonzales … Continue reading
A FATAL ACCIDENT IS BEING BLAMED ON THE GRIDLOCK INTO THE CAPITAL CITY…
An early morning accident on the Churchill Roosevelt highway claims the life of one man. Up to news time he remained unidentified. Reports say, the incident took place in the vicinity on VMCOTT at around 5:20 this morning. Newscentre five … Continue reading
A FIRE OFFICER & A TEENAGER ARE AMONG ROBBERY VICTIMS OVER THE WEEKEND…
A woman, who used a private car for hire, has been robbed and stabbed. The 18 year old was stabbed in Arima yesterday morning. It is reported, the woman stopped a private car along Omeara Road, wanting to be taken … Continue reading
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