Daily Archive: Thursday, November 17, 2016

Articles published on Thursday, November 17, 2016

Gunned down: Leon Sobers, left, and his son, Junior, who were killed in Tuesday night's shooting in Reid Lane, D'Abadie. At right, the scene of the fatal shooting in Reid Lane at a house belonging to the Sobers family. (Trinidad Express photo)

Another triple murder in T&T community

(Trinidad Guardian) Police believe a father, his firstborn child and the father’s employee were killed at Reid Lane, D’Abadie, on Tuesday night, because they failed to attend a funeral or show any support to grieving relatives of three people killed in the community two weeks ago.

Rondel Marks

Suspected sheep thief was ex cop

The suspected bandit who was killed in a shootout with police at Vryheid Village, West Canje Berbice on Tuesday, has been identified by his mother as Rondell Marks, also known as ‘Romel Hoppie’ and ‘Blackie’, 34, of Suddie Housing Scheme, Essequibo Coast.

Carlysle Mitchell … scored T&T only goal against Honduras in their 3-1 defeat.

Warriors suffer second straight loss

SAN PEDRO SULA, Honduras, CMC – Trinidad and Tobago’s Soca Warriors suffered their second defeat in five days when they went down 3-1 to Honduras in their second game of the CONCACAF final round 2018 World Cup qualifiers here Tuesday night.

Kycia Knight

Third straight defeat leaves Windies Women sweating

VIJAYAWADA, India,  CMC – West Indies Women were left sweating on automatic qualification for next year’s ICC 50-overs World Cup in England, after crashing to a 15-run defeat to India Women in their must-win final One-Day International of the three-match series here yesterday.

Confusion over Trump’s first talks with foreign leader

WASHINGTON,  (Reuters) – One day before U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s first meeting with a foreign leader, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Japanese officials said they had not finalized when or where in New York it would take place, who would be invited, or in some cases whom to call for answers.

Canal dip

  Two cars ended up in the North Road Canal yesterday morning after a collision at North Road and Light Street.

Dipcon Engineering in receivership

After not being able to repay a loan to the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI), construction company Dipcon Engineering Services Limited  (DESL) has entered into receivership and its assets will be liquidated.

The mystery of the Korean case

A mysterious valise containing confidential documents belonging to an unnamed North Korean official was offered to the United States (US) Embassy by a “reputable businessman” in Barbados, shortly after the Cubana Flight 455 airliner crashed into the Caribbean Sea.