Trinidad could get 100,000 new criminals -Top Cop
(Trinidad Guardian) Unless secondary crime prevention is implemented quickly, T&T could be saddled with more than 100,000 new criminals in the next five years.
(Trinidad Guardian) Unless secondary crime prevention is implemented quickly, T&T could be saddled with more than 100,000 new criminals in the next five years.
GUATEMALA CITY, (Reuters) – A Guatemalan court sentenced a former soldier to 5,160 years in prison yesterday for the massacre of 171 people in what is considered one of the worst atrocities in that country’s 36-year civil war.
(Trinidad Guardian) A 35-year-old Princes Town man accused of issuing death threats to Police Commissioner Gary Griffith and his wife has been sent for a psychiatric evaluation.
(Trinidad Guardian) A police manhunt is on in New York for a Trinidad and Tobago man whose penis was bitten by a woman he beat unconscious before trying to force her to have oral sex on him.
(Jamaica Gleaner) There are times when talk is not enough, and strong, maybe even controversial actions, have to be taken.
(Jamaica Observer) JAMAICA has placed a temporary ban on the importation of romaine lettuce because of the E.
(Trinidad Newsday) State carrier Caribbean Airlines Ltd will soon add 12 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft to its fleet, starting in the fourth quarter of 2019.
(Barbados Nation) A massive corporate tax ease is coming for Barbadian companies. After
(Jamaica Observer) Telecoms company Digicel may consider selling some small assets in order to address its highly leveraged position.
(Barbados Nation) Zubin Deyal is the latest Commonwealth Caribbean Rhodes Scholar.
(Trinidad Guardian) A 12-year-old boy has pleaded guilty to issuing death threats to Police Commissioner Gary Griffith.
(Jamaica Observer) THE police are seeking powers to force suspects in organised crime investigations to give them access to their mobile phones, and other electronic devices, without a court order.
(Barbados Nation) A massive corporate tax ease is coming for Barbadian companies.
(Trinidad Guardian) Yvonne “Eve” Trumpet-Nicholson, 74, of Brooklyn, New York, was last seen alive and well by her immediate family at the JFK International Airport minutes before her flight to T&T last Tuesday.
Like a scene out of a Final Destination movie, Ulric John was standing roadside minding his own business when a utility pole was pulled down by a passing truck and swung in his direction.
(Jamaica Gleaner) The Howard Mitchell-led Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) is taking Commissioner of Police Major General Antony Anderson to task over his silence on the conviction of Constable Collis ‘Chucky’ Brown who was found guilty of murders committed as part of a police ‘death squad’ in Clarendon.
(Barbados Nation) The Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) has confirmed that over 100 workers from the Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) are to be cut by the end of the month.
(Trinidad Express) A Toco man appeared before a Sangre Grande Magistrate on Tuesday charged with possession of protected bird.
(Jamaica Observer) The police’s Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch (PSTEB) today nabbed two Corporate Area taxi drivers who reportedly have amassed over 1,500 outstanding traffic tickets between them.
(Trinidad Express) The decomposed body found near Camp Cumuto, Wallerfield on Tuesday has been identified as 74-year-old US Citizen Yvette Trumpet Nicholson.
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