The rank and file of the police service will not support the establishment of vetting units, as is being proposed by the Government. Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley said, last Saturday the units are aimed at removing rogue elements in … Continue reading →

Three killings are recorded between last night and this morning, the most recent at 5 o’clock this morning. Homicide officers are said, to be on the scene but reports are that Kyle Soo Ping Chow was shot dead in St. … Continue reading →

Members of Parliament are being summoned during the mid year break to fix the now contentious procurement law The law has become a major headache for the Keith Rowley administration after the country hosted the recent Caricom summit and 50th … Continue reading →

A drastic in increase in home invasions and robberies the St. Augustine constituency is causing some worry for MP Khadijah Ameen. She says that bandits and criminals are now patrolling in gangs, late at night and early in the morning … Continue reading →

The home of Reynold Victor’s mother has been firebombed, 24 hours after he was gunned down near the Croisee in San Juan. It is believed the attacks on 43-year-old Mr. Victor and his mother’s house linked to gang warfare over … Continue reading →

Normal operations resume at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex. Yesterday patients in the intensive care unit of had to be move because of a power outage. A mal-functioning transformer cut power to the department, forcing the evacuation. It is … Continue reading →

The public is put on notice “Ransom Ware” attacks are on the increase in Trinidad and Tobago. The Cyber Security Incident Response Team of Ministry Of National Security released a public advisory, urging the all members of the public and … Continue reading →

Three hundred and two murders have been recorded so far this year. The latest victim is Kalum Williams. He sustained gunshot wounds while at 6th avenue in Barataria at around 1 o’clock yesterday afternoon. 24-year-old Mr. Williams was rushed to … Continue reading →

Locs, plaits, afros and hair extensions get the nod from the Ministry of Education come September this year. Yesterday the ministry said, it will allow students to wear their hair in styles now prohibited by schools. The Ministry says, these … Continue reading →