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ACTING DCP (Intelligence and Investigation) Curt Simon on Wednesday reiterated to the Joint Select Committee (JSC) on National Security his belief that the recent bomb threat sent by e-mail to 60 primary and secondary schools across TT was in fact a hoax. He was replying to JSC member Dr Roodal Moonilal's request for an update.

COMMISSIONER of Police (CoP) Erla Harewood-Christopher will present a written report on the Brent Thomas affair within two weeks but declined to say if she had given permission to police officers to go to Barbados. Thomas, a gun dealer, was reportedly "abducted" from Barbados and returned to TT by the police. She spoke to Parliament's

JUST about one in three serious crimes are solved across TT, but in one police division this figure is only one out of eight, revealed Commissioner of Police (CoP) Erla Harewood-Christopher on Wednesday to the Joint Select Committee(JSC) on National Security headed by Keith Scotland.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) on Thursday said that it has concluded that the bomb threats that affected more than 100 schools last Friday can be “class...

BEEBLE, the company that owns the e-mail server used to send bomb threats to over 50 schools across the country last Friday, is claiming it was hacked. In an e-mailed response to Newsday on Tuesday, the company said its service was attacked between April 25 and April 28. The company said during that time, terrorist

SOCIAL and political activist Ravi Balgobin-Maharaj wants to know if the breakdown of the police automated fingerprint identification system has anything to do with the non-payment of licence fees.

The statement by ASP Leon Haynes at Thursday's police briefing, warning landlords of potential liability for illegal activities involving their properties was a warning without adequate qualification. In defining one extreme, an owner who rents without knowing what happens at their property, Mr Haynes ignores the nuances of the standard rental agreement, which also confers

SOUTH East Port of Spain Government Secondary School was dismissed early on Wednesday afternoon after students were involved in a series of fights.

Senior police are urging landlords to make it their business to know what tenants do at their properties, as they too could face consequences for illegal activities there.

Recognising that the police and the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) share a close working relationship, acting DCP in charge of investigations and intelligence Curt Simon says he hopes any issues with the former are resolved to achieve the best outcome for all parties.