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Squad car mystery: Ex-deputy police commissioner, contractor can help probe Some of the derelict police vehicles stored at the Cumuto impound lot. - PHOTO BY ROGER JACOB Senior police investigators believe a former acting commissioner of police, now retired, and a director of a south-based contracting company might be able to provide useful information to investigators trying to find out how a decommissioned police car ended up back in use escorting heavy machinery. The squad car was removed from the Cumuto scrapyard. Its interception on June 24 has triggered a wider investigation and audit ...

Sean Luke trial: Witness No 17 grilled by defence Sean Luke - THE Sean Luke murder trial continued on Wednesday with the cross-examination of one of the State’s main witnesses, Arvis Pradeep. Pradeep is the 17th witness to give evidence, either orally or through written statements, at the trial of Akeel Mitchell and Richard Chatoo. The two are charged with Luke’s murder on a date unknown sometime between March 25 and 29, 2006, at Orange Valley, Couva. Both men opted for a judge-only trial, which is being presided over by Justice Lisa Ramsumair-Hinds. The trial is being held virtually ...

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QUESTION POSED BY SENATOR WADE MARK TO THE MINISTER OF NATIONAL SECURITY In light of recent reports that eight (8) prison officers and four (4) inmates have tested positive for COVID-19, can the Minister indicate what measures are being taken to safeguard both prison officers and inmates? RESPONSE Madam President, at the moment there are 3,802 inmates in the system. This system consists of 10 facilities (9 in Trinidad and 1 in Tobago). Thankfully at present, we report a mere 8 COVID positive inmates and 17 COVID positive officers. The 8 inmates are in separate facilities from the general...

Police: Sean Luke’s body was decomposing in canefield Sean Luke. - SEAN LUKE’S body was in an advanced state of decomposition when it was found by police and there were maggots on the face. His body was naked and liquid was leaking from the eyes and nose. That was the evidence of two police officers who formed part of the police’s investigative team when the six-year-old’s body was found on March 28, 2006. A tattered-looking pair of underpants and a pair of shorts were also tendered into evidence on the second day of the judge-only trial of the two men charged with Luke’s murder.