An accident in central Trinidad, claims the life of an off duty officer. The deceased has been identified, Shazeem Aaron Williams. He was 24-year-old. Reports say, the accident took place along the highway in the Freeport area on Saturday night. … Continue reading →

Meanwhile, the express newspaper reports that following another meeting with the director of public prosecutions, he remained unconvinced that there was sufficient evidence to charge the police commissioner. The paper quotes an officer as saying, after the meeting yesterday with … Continue reading →

Members of Trinidad and Tobago’s lower house are to debate a nomination from the police service commission, for Junior Benjamin to become the acting commissioner. The PSC’s nomination followed the arrest and subsequent release of Commissioner of Police Erla Harewood … Continue reading →

The Police Service Commission is being given a deadline to withdraw, its cease to report for duty letter to Erla Harewood-Christopher or face legal action. This latest move takes the arrest, detention, and suspension of the commissioner of police to … Continue reading →

Investigations into the fatal shooting of a teenager are continuing. Christopher Beharry was shot dead, in front of his home in Freeport. He was 16 years old. Police reports indicate that the family’s car was attacked at around 4pm on … Continue reading →

Police Commissioner Erla Harewood Christopher has been released without charge. Mrs. Harewood Christopher was arrested last Thursday, at police headquarters in connection with the acquisition of sniper rifles for the strategic services agency. After two days of interrogation the commissioner … Continue reading →

Police Commissioner Earla Harewood Christopher is believed to have spent the night in the custody of her officers, while being interviewed in connection with an ongoing investigation. Media reports are today saying, a team of investigators met with the top … Continue reading →

President of the Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association Martin Lum Kin agrees with Independent Senator, Paul Richards that it is unethical for teachers to hold back on the curriculum, and charge a fee for extra lessons. The matter came … Continue reading →

The Privy Council has ruled against the Minister of Finance in the matter involving the auditor general. Yesterday, the London based Privy Council agreed with Jaiwantie Randass in her case for judicial review. The appeal by minister Colm Imbert and … Continue reading →