A plea, from an opposition Member of Parliament, for violent crimes in central to be addressed. MP for Couva North Ravi Ratiram tells Newscenter 5 heinous incidents are on the rise. He says in one case the intruders threatened to … Continue reading →

There is a view among Auxiliary Fire Officers that they have been overlooked for regular positions in the Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service. The officers are upset claiming their 15 and 20 of years service have been disregarded and they … Continue reading →

Chaos in front of the Abercromby Street headquarters of the Public Services Association. On Monday night members of the PSA staged a candle light vigil calling on President Watson Duke to go. The display came hours after a court postponed … Continue reading →

There is a claim of police abuse of Venezuelan refugees following the sharing of a video on social media showing a violent encounter between officers and Venezuelans in Moruga. Activist Yesenia Gonzales describes the police actions as a violation of … Continue reading →

Inmates who have tested COVID-19 positive at the Maximum Security Prison are pleading with the Ministry of Health to rescue them. A video clip has been shared online with inmates saying the accommodation for positive cases is far from ideal. … Continue reading →

Commissioner Gary Griffith says the police will not hesitate to thoroughly probe the Drug Sou Sou because it is a menace, which if left unchecked, could cripple the country. Yesterday Commissioner Griffith spoke to what he described as the many … Continue reading →

The charred remains of a man are discovered in a burnt car in St. Joseph. The identity of the deceased has not yet been released. Reports say the find was made near the WASA pump station at Farm Road in … Continue reading →