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PM: Probe cops in Kamla ganja case
The Police Complaints Authority (PCA) has launched an independent investigation into allegations of misconduct against senior and junior police who were investigating the discovery of marijuana at the...
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Imbert: Luxury car tax waiver ends May 20
People whose current vehicle shipments do not meet the May 20 deadline of the moratorium on luxury vehicle tax can seek a tax waiver from Board of Inland Revenue (BIR), Finance Minister Colm Imbert...
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Govt orders forensic probe
Government has ordered a full forensic audit to determine exactly how much taxpayers' money was pumped into the bail out of Colonial Life and CL Financial in light of billion-dollar discrepancies,...
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Rowley: Abortion remains illegal
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has contributed to the national discussion on the issue of abortion, saying Government will abide by the current laws.Responding to questions during yesterday's...
View ArticlePolicyholders want urgent public update
The Clico Policyholders Group (CPG) wants Government and the Central Bank to update the public on the Clico/CL Financial matter as soon as possible.CPG head, Peter Permell. made the call yesterday,...
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Help for 800 jobless WASA guards
The Estate Police Association (EPA) has intervened to find alternative work for 800 security officers whose contract with the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) ended prematurely because of an...
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Pardon petition now online
The Roman Catholic Church wants the wider national community to have its say on the call by Archbishop Joseph Harris for provisions to be made by the Government to pardon deserving prisoners,...
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Cops: Murder suspect flees to Venezuela
Police believe the suspect who shot and killed Guyanese national Khemraj Persaud and injured another man has fled to Venezuela.T&T Guardian was told that local police have sent out an advisory to...
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PCA launches separate probe
The police constable involved in the accidental death of Rancho Quemado grandmother Sona Lalloo is being investigated by the Police Complaints Authority (PCA).This was confirmed by its director David...
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Debit and credit cards declined
Several business owners in south and central Trinidad have stopped accepting debit and credit cards, saying it is becoming too costly to carry out those transactions.Among them is La Carib Service...
View ArticleT&T’s airports open for business
The Airports Authority of T&T (AATT) has been making a positive impact on job creation and attracting investment to this country, chairman Nigel Ferguson told stakeholders a recent gathering at...
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Speeding drivers will be stopped, fined
Speed guns are to be introduced on T&T’s roads and highways on Monday in an attempt to significantly reduce the incidence of fatalities, Works and Transport Minister Fitzgerald Hinds told a news...
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Murdered guard worked at PM’s home
The security guard who was chopped to death and left at the side of the road in Bagatelle, Diego Martin, on Thursday, was employed at the Prime Minister’s official residence in St Ann’s.Police...
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‘New’ Clico group demands answers
More pressure is being brought to bear on the Government and the Central Bank concerning Clico/CL Financial.Following CL Financial’s majority shareholder Lawrence Duprey’s threat of legal action...
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Forgive officer who killed pensioner, 80
“Pray for the police.”This was the advice given to the grieving family members of Sona Lalloo at her funeral service yesterday. Lalloo, 80, succumbed to her injuries hours after she was shot in the...
View ArticleEmrith files lawsuit against newspaper
Embattled former United National Congress member Ken Emrith is mounting High Court action against the Express newspapers concerning an April 24 story about him. Emrith’s attorney Larry Lalla notified...
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Carenage man killed in gang shooting
Police are blaming neighbourhood warfare for the murder of a 22-year-old L’Anse Mitan man who was shot dead yesterday morning.According to police reports, around 10.30 am residents of Marcel Circular,...
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Police mistrust crippling fight against crime
The latest batch of 167 police graduates, who are set to hit the streets next week, have been advised not to become distracted from apprehending the real bullies of the nation who live by muscle and...
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Counter proposal ready by May 31
Finance Minister Colm Imbert will communicate with the police, fire and prisons associations by May 31 on final decisions concerning all matters they have raised, including requests for housing or land...
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Chief Justice: Two juvenile courts by year’s end
Two juvenile courts—one in Trinidad and the other in Tobago—are expected to be established and operational by year’s end.This was an assurance given on Thursday by the Chief Justice Ivor Archie.Archie...
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