Two suspected bandits are shot dead by police during incidents in Curepe and Chaguanas. In the latest situation the deceased has been identified as, Ferdan Thomas. He was 20 years old. Reports say, the incident took place at Lyndon Street … Continue reading →

Meanwhile the police service says, they are intent to keep an ear on bad music as part of gang crackdown. The assurance comes from acting ACP Vena Butler. She says, officers will continue to charge those whose lyrics promote gang … Continue reading →

The police service says, there needs to be a clear distinction of an officer of the law when compared to the criminal element. The TTPS says, hence the decision to return to old uniforms. At the police service weekly media … Continue reading →

The nation’s youth is said to be mentally stressed out, leading to many ills including suicide. This is the view of Member of Parliament for Cumuto/Manzanilla Dr. Rai Ragbir. Dr. Ragbir says, the country’s youths are burdened by many every … Continue reading →

It’s world down syndrome day today. Attorney at law and wife of Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley, Sharon Clarke-Rowley says, March 21st each year, should not only be a celebration for those with the condition. The theme chosen for this … Continue reading →

An earthquake rocks parts of the country. The tremor reportedly occurred at 1:52 yesterday afternoon. The seismic research centre at the University of the West Indies says, the quake had a 4.8 magnitude. The SRC says, the earthquake was located … Continue reading →

The prime minister says, the fight against violent crime cannot be won if relatives of criminals know and say nothing. Dr. Rowley says, too many people are aware of gun toting family members but choose to stay silent. Dr. Rowley … Continue reading →

Shooting incidents in Chaguanas and Diego Martin, push the murder toll upward. In Diego Martin the victim has been identified as Matthew Khan. Reports say, he was killed at Waterwheel Road last evening. Newscentre five understands Mr. Khan was seated … Continue reading →