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“Greed and jealousy”.These were the reasons relatives of Reynold Victor—who was killed on Tuesday near the Croisee in San Juan—gave as to why Victor was shot dead and his mother’s

Government does not issue CEPEP contracts to gangs but if any State enterprise does so, they will be held accountable, National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds has said.In a telephone interview

A gang war over CEPEP contracts is raging from behind bars.

SHOOTINGS between Monday night and yesterday, have left six people – including a woman and teenager – wounded, and three men dead. Police said the six survivors were not the intended targets of the gunmen and were instead "collateral damage." All of the shootings were linked to war between two rival gangs. Head of the

Police are on the scene of a murder at Second Street, San Juan. Not much information has come to the newsroom as yet, but Newsday has learnt that a man was shot multiple times just before 8 am on the Saddle Road. The unknown gunmen sent early commuters running for safety as they shot at

The father of a Morvant man who was killed by police on Friday morning in an alleged shootout is claiming that his son was murdered during a police exercise that saw three homes searched and two men dead at two separate locations.

The killings came two days after the relatives of another man killed by police wrote to the Prime Minister and started a petition calling for reform of the police service.

Police raided known drug blocks across the ten police divisions and several roadblocks between Friday and yesterday in crime hotspots and other areas but yielded little results. In North-Eastern Division, Santa Cruz CID and charge room police cracked down on drug blocks in the San Juan district, focusing on Blackford Street, Providence, Money Avenue, Pipiol,

The relatives of murdered Morvant contractor Ian Downes say they are baffled by his killing,as he did his best to help others while steering clear of trouble.

Over 1,200 frontline police officers are equipped with body-worn cameras, to protect them from allegations of misconduct and abuse, but there seems to be lack of enforcement which compels the officers to switch them on while on duty. This is according to senior officers who said the matter has reached the attention of Commissioner of