Three male relatives are currently assisting Homicide Bureau of Investigations (HBI) detectives with their enquiry into the death of a man, which occurred in Macoya Settlement, Tunapuna, on January 1st.
According to reports, at 10:25 pm on Friday 1st January 2021, police responded to a report of a fight in progress at a house along Macoya Extension, Tunapuna.
The TTPS confirms that on arrival at the scene, first responders observed a man lying on the ground, who appeared to be motionless and unresponsive. The man was conveyed immediately to the Eric Williams Medical Science Complex for medical treatment. He was later pronounced dead by the attending doctor.
(Updated) Three Venezuelans held after death of cutlass-wielding attacker
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A domestic dispute turned deadly on New Year s night when a 42-year-old man was tied up and beaten to death at a house in Macoya.
Police said Aarif Mohammed got into an argument with a female relative at their Charlieville, Chaguanas, home at around 9 pm on Friday.
During the argument, Mohammed reportedly beat the woman, a Venezuelan national, who left the house and went to her family home at Macoya Extension, Tunapuna.
Investigators said Mohammed went to the house armed with a cutlass but was confronted by three of the woman s male relatives, all Venezuelan nationals.
Three arrested for killing cutlass-wielding attacker
Saturday 2 January 2021
A domestic dispute turned deadly on New Year s night when a 42-year-old man was tied up and beaten to death at a house in Tunapuna.
Police said Aarif Mohammed got into an argument with a female relative at their Charlieville, Chaguanas, home at around 9 pm on Friday.
During the argument, Mohammed reportedly beat the woman who left the house and went to her family home at Macoya Extension, Tunapuna.
Investigators said Mohammed went to the house with a cutlass where he tried to attack her but was confronted by three male relatives.
Onika Charles injured her foot during training to become a fire officer in Tobago.
When 26-year-old Onika Charles of Crown Point began training to become of a firefighter with the T&T Fire Service (TTFS) in 2019, she never imagined that she would spend the next 20 months experiencing constant pain, neglect, mounting debt, and loss.
Onika claimed after being injured at the TTFS dormitory, what she termed as negligence by the doctors at the Scarborough General Hospital has now placed her in constant pain, from a wound that has never healed due to an infection. Charles said she now requires specialist surgery to save her foot, yet pleas for assistance from authorities in Tobago have all fallen on deaf ears.
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