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Buckets with cheese and bags with sausages, cocoa and cassava bakes were seized after police officer stopped a maxi-taxi with five Spanish nationals and a Trinidadian in Icacos.

“[…] The presence of firearms in a household where there is a history of domestic violence increases the risk of lethal outcomes.“[…] The use of firearms by abusers in cases of domestic vi

Amidst the clamour for more Firearm User’s Licences (34,000 pending applications) and the desire to “light them up”, we need to pause and consider some serious side effects, particularly with

Last week saw the eruption of meaningless narratives that do not help us to become the best we can be. How do we expect our citi­zens to dream of becoming

There is the need for a new process to authorise the issuance of Firearm User’s Licences (FULs) for citizens.This was the response of Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley when he

Unfortunately, there is no magic wand we can wave to make every firearm vanish from Trinidad and Tobago. Opponents of Firearm User’s Licences who believe the solution to crime lies

The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service said there are no holds on the granting of Firearm User’s Licences (FULs) to applicants.

Like many people, Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s invocation to “Empty the whole clip and reload too. Fight fire with fire” baffled me. More baffling than the return of Jack Warner.

Reckless and irresponsible.

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has been challenged to undergo polygraph testing together with National Transformation Alliance (NTA) leader Gary Griffith.A polygraph test—also known as a lie detector test—is done