Rishard Ali News Today

BARATARIA/ San Juan MP Saddam Hosein said the response of National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds to bomb scares which caused the closure of at least 55 schools in Friday, more than justifies the need for him to be fired from his post immediately. Hosein made this declaration as he opened debate on a no-confidence motion

THE brutal murder of a pharmacist in Aranguez and the armed robbery of a man in El Socorro have left businesspeople in those two areas shaken and wondering if they will be the next ones targeted by criminals. In the first incident, a 31-year-old Oropouche man was robbed of a laptop bag which contained $100,000.

OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar said if the UNC comes back into power, it will bring "Stand Your Ground" legislation to Parliament to combat home invasions and give the population a sense of security. According to Wikipedia, stand your ground law, sometimes referred to as "line in the sand," or, "no duty to retreat" law –

PRESIDENT of the Greater San Fernando Chamber Kiran Singh said he is concerned that the majority of home invasions are being perpetrated against business owners in the SME sector.

With another troubling surge in murders and assaults apparently targeting businessmen and homes, calls for defensive arms are increasing. Chaguanas Business Chamber president Baldath Maharaj, following the killing of businessman Rishard Ali, called on the government on Wednesday to "give us guns so we can defend ourselves." TT continues to officially bar political interference in

Murdered Chaguanas businessman Rishard Ali was remembered as a hero, martyr and friend by relatives and friends at his funeral on Saturday. These were some of the tributes paid to Ali, 48, during his funeral service at his family's home at Biljah Road Extension, Chaguanas. But the most moving of those tributes came from Ali's

The escalating criminal invasions of homes and business places, accompanied by the frightening murder rate (now over 165), have sent citizens into a paralysing state of fear. So much so that revived calls for the death penalty exemplify widespread public desperation. Businessmen make repeated calls for guns. They have spoken out, seeking a balance between

The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

HOURS after Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds had incurred criticism in some quarters for saying it was not a minister's job to draft an anti-crime plan but that of the commissioner of police, newly appointed minister, Senator Richie Sookhai on Friday vowed to do his part in the fight against crime. On Thursday, Hinds

ON THE same day one of his constituents – Rishard Ali – was murdered not too far from his home in Biljah Road, Chaguanas West MP Dinesh Rambally met with residents at a cottage meeting where he asked them to take a stand against crime. Rambally told the residents gathered at the Felicity Hindu Primary