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TOBAGO has recorded its fourth murder. The victim has been identified as Donneil Thomas, of Mentor Drive, Signal Hill. He was a father of one. Police said Thomas was shot multiple times by a gunman at his home. His assailant then escaped. Homicide Bureau officers are investigating. Tobago's first murder was recorded on February 9

TOBAGONIANS can expect a ten per cent reduction in serious crimes over the coming months, says newly-appointed ACP for Tobago Collis Hazel. Hazel said he intends to meet his target by merging community policing with crime fighting tactics. Hazel assumed the office of ACP of the Eastern and Tobago divisions on April 13. And as

TOBAGO’s second murder was one of four killings that took place between Good Friday and Easter Sunday, taking the murder toll for the year to 156. The shooting deaths was just a fraction of criminal violence that took place, not just during the pinnacle of the Christian calendar, but also during the holiest period for

A TOBAGO man is in police custody for the Easter Sunday murder of a Moruga man in Scarborough.

A Moruga man was shot dead in Tobago on Easter Sunday. He has been identified as Alex Anthony Cooper, the island’s second murder victim for the year so far. Police said residents of Logwood Park, Scarborough, reported hearing loud explosions in the area around 6.30 am and later discovered the man’s body in a drain.

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THE investigation into the murder of Nigel Sandy remains ongoing, ACP Glen Dillon has said. Sandy, alias Pahjoe, an evaluator at the THA Division of Health, Wellness and Social Protection, was killed on February 9 near Shelbourne Street, Plymouth. Residents heard several gunshots at around 6.14 am, police reported. Speaking with Newsday on Monday, Dillon

CRIME IN Trinidad may well be spiralling – and that is a matter which we hope can be changed by the fact that, for the first time in years, there is now a substantive commissioner of police – but that situation should not be allowed to become par for the course in Tobago. A single

THE village of Plymouth was in mourning on Thursday as it was the scene of Tobago's first murder for the year.

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