Another Blanchisseuse man killed in ongoing 'war' - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Police reports said two masked gunmen, wearing black, attacked Derron “Pastor” Clarke, 34, while he was working on the Paria Main Road, Blanchisseuse at about 7.45 am.
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Police reports said two masked gunmen, wearing black, attacked Derron “Pastor” Clarke, 34, while he was working on the Paria Main Road, Blanchisseuse at about 7.45 am.
BLANCHISSEUSE, a tiny fishing village off the north coast, has been a getaway for many people on weekends who have built vacation homes on the cliffs overlooking the Caribbean Sea, but like so many communities across the country crime is threatening to upend the serenity, according to villagers. Some residents who spoke to Sunday Newsday
ANTHONY Clarke, the father of Korey Clarke who was shot dead with his common-law-wife Samantha Patrick –while holding their baby, last October – praised investigators for arresting and charging four men in connection with the double murder.
POLICE are on the theory that a 26-year-old man’s murder in Blanchisseuse on Saturday, may be connected to a double murder committed in January in the same area. Dead is Naim Murray of O’Connor Street, Upper Village, Blanchisseuse. He was one of two people killed on Saturday in separate incidents. Police said at about 9
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