Daily Archive: Monday, May 20, 2019

Articles published on Monday, May 20, 2019

A man known as "El Culon" who only recently assumed leadership of the Evander gang was one of eight Venezuelans arrested over the weekend in a police exercise in Point Fortin.

New leader of Venezuela’s ‘Evander’ gang held in Trinidad & Tobago

(Trinidad Guardian) A man known as “El Cu­lon” who on­ly re­cent­ly as­sumed lead­er­ship of the Evan­der gang was one of eight Venezue­lans ar­rest­ed over the week­end in a po­lice ex­er­cise in Point Fortin to­geth­er with a Trinida­di­an man who to­geth­er/who are both con­sid­ered mas­ter­minds of kid­nap­pings, drug traf­fick­ing, gun run­ning and hu­man traf­fick­ing.

Reverend Reginald Knight

Barbados tutor quits after exam results controversy

(Barbados Nation) Reverend Reginald Knight has called it quits. The part-time tutor at the Barbados Community College (BCC) has decided to withdraw his services as a tutor in ethics and citizenship, six days after being embroiled in a controversy over leaked exam results at the Howells Cross Road, St Michael institution.

Indira Bipat

West Demerara taxi driver found dead, car missing

A West Demerara taxi driver was yesterday morning found dead with her head partially submerged in a trench among a clump of bushes at Lust-en-Rust, Parfaite Harmonie, West Bank Demerara (WBD) and the car she drove is missing Dead is Indira Bipat called `Jenny’, 47, a mother of two of Samaroo Dam, Klien-Pouderoyen, WBD.

Winners of the 2019 Woodpecker Products Junior National Squash tournament pose with their spoils.

Wiltshire, Cadogan retain U17, U19 squash titles 

A day after being crowned the National Sports Commission’s junior Sportsman-of-the-Year, squash ace Shomari Wiltshire showed why he is deserving of the title by retaining the national boys Under-17 and U19 titles when the 2019 Woodpecker Products Junior National Squash tournament concluded Saturday evening at the Georgetown Club Squash Court. 

Zaila Sugrim and her husband, Ryan Sugrim in happier times.

Husband charged with Zaila Sugrim’s murder

Ryan Sugrim, the businessman who admitted to killing his wife Zaila Sugrim, whose decomposed body was found in a shallow grave in the lot next to his La Union, West Coast Demerara home on Tuesday afternoon, is expected to appear in court today charged with her murder.

Stephen Curry

Another comeback gives Warriors 3-0 lead on Blazers

Stephen Curry saved 21 of his game-high 36 points for the second half and Draymond Green recorded a triple-double Saturday night as the Golden State Warriors rallied to stun the host Portland Trail Blazers 110-99 for a 3-0 lead in their Western Conference finals playoff series.

Asif Ahmad, British high commissioner to Jamaica, says the Integrity Commission must be accountable and transparent, delivering results in accordance with the expectations of the nation.

‘We’re looking for results’

(Jamaica Gleaner) Days after the Integrity Commission sought to deflect blame amid public pressure to publish updates on ongoing investigations, the British high commissioner to Jamaica has made it clear that “time will come” when his government will be asking for “results”, having pumped thousands of pounds into the entity.

Deposit into Minister Patterson’s account

On Friday, via his Facebook page, Minister of Public Infrastructure David Patterson confirmed that US$9,000 had been transferred in 2017 to his personal account in respect of a trip to China’s Special Administrative Region (SAR) of Macao for a June 2016 construction forum.