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ONCE again, spent bullet shells with the markings TTR (Trinidad and Tobago Regiment) have been found at a crime scene despite claims of ignorance by the Regiment, and assurances by the National Security Minister that measures have been implemented to clamp down on the illegal use of military weapons and ammunition. In the latest incident,
With the murder rate in Trinidad and Tobago reaching 598 up to Wednesday, and numerous reports of brazen criminals striking in broad daylight in the past year, it would be safe to say that 2022 has been one of the bloodiest in TT’s history. Crime and criminality have not only affected citizens but businesses as
A DAY after a mother and baby daughter were gunned down in Moruga, the ongoing crime wave has wreaked pain and trauma on another family when a father and son were gunned down near their Piarco home on Tuesday afternoon. Police said businessman Nigel Mootoo, 49, and his son Nerkyle D'Angelo Mootoo, 19, were driving
CARONI East MP Dr Rishad Seecheran said forensic confirmation that the ammunition used to kill delivery driver Chandan Ramjit was regiment-issued is very disturbing. Saying this may be an indication of a dangerous new development in Trinidad and Tobago’s unrelenting crime epidemic, Seecheran is calling for a thorough investigation. He said both the police and
The son of murdered hardware-store owner and deliveryman Chandan Ramjit is urging other deliverymen to be extra-vigilant when accepting jobs to certain communities where their lives may be in danger.