"Official" POLICE & Police Commisioner Related Matters thread ...

[bluefete]

I dunno why people beating up nah. In the Monos Island case, the home owners were NEVER interviewed or tried. Nothing new here.

https://trinidadexpress.com/newsextra/2 ... 1a8cf.html

http://www.trinidadandtobagonews.com/bl ... in%20house.

[bluefete]

He is showing himself to be a true ass.

People only use race as an argument when they have nothing else to fall back on.

Dotish idiot.

Gary gone and start a race war....

GARY TO PM ROWLEY- THIS IS ABOUT RACE

https://www.facebook.com/liznwill/posts ... 3913861120

[Gladiator]

Seems as though he choosing the more powerful side.... in this case the 1%

He is showing himself to be a true ass.

People only use race as an argument when they have nothing else to fall back on.

Dotish idiot.

Gary gone and start a race war....

GARY TO PM ROWLEY- THIS IS ABOUT RACE

https://www.facebook.com/liznwill/posts ... 3913861120

[bluefete]

When you lime with the "goobersmoochers", one must protect the "goobersmoochers" at all costs.

Seems as though he choosing the more powerful side.... in this case the 1%

He is showing himself to be a true ass.

People only use race as an argument when they have nothing else to fall back on.

Dotish idiot.

Gary gone and start a race war....

GARY TO PM ROWLEY- THIS IS ABOUT RACE

https://www.facebook.com/liznwill/posts ... 3913861120

[pugboy]

All private properties are private but some are more private than others

[bluefete]

All private properties are private but some are more private than others

Always has been so. Check Coco Reef. I think someone mentioned it earlier.

[sMASH]

two of the occupying the media space to distract from sumting... like why the rules apply to some and not to others?

[paid_influencer]

All private properties are private but some are more private than others

Always has been so. Check Coco Reef. I think someone mentioned it earlier.

Coco Reef get a pass because their "beach" is not actually a beach. It is a man-made lagoon complete with imported sand. The rocks around the perimeter is the natural shoreline (and hence the public property line).

is not like they just fence off part of the shore and say 'dais we one inno'.

[MaxPower]

Mind allyuh business Trinis...

Leave the 1% alone.

Can’t fight them, Can’t win them.

[Numb3r4]

At times our constitution seems like a deck of cards.

[bluefete]

I remember when they were building that "lagoon". The stated intent was to create a "private" beach to keep the Tobago natives out. John Jefferis was the majority owner of the hotel that he took over from the government.

When the natives started to question the "lagoon", the talk changed to " you can use the beach if you can get over the rocks we are going to put in your way."

"The Coco Reef Resort boasts Tobago's only private beach. The general ethos of the resort is restrained good taste. The hotel's stylish up-market ambience attracts a wide range of clientele from young newlyweds to mature couples, with a substantial emphasis on the latter."
https://www.mytobago.info/hotels/coco-r ... e%20latter.


Pigeon Point, when it was owned by Sabga, was almost the same thing until a security guard shot and killed someone who was trying to use the beach without paying about 20 years ago.

http://www.trinicenter.com/more/Predictable.htm

All private properties are private but some are more private than others

Always has been so. Check Coco Reef. I think someone mentioned it earlier.

Coco Reef get a pass because their "beach" is not actually a beach. It is a man-made lagoon complete with imported sand. The rocks around the perimeter is the natural shoreline (and hence the public property line).

is not like they just fence off part of the shore and say 'dais we one inno'.

[Redman]

At times our constitution seems like a deck of cards.

Only when people rush and make assumptions based on emotions.

The CoP might well be right on this....based on the law as it stands today...as lopsided as it looks, the law might just not be air tight.
What should have happened is that the AG,CoP and whoever else meet take a 20 min and plug the gaps in the law as they exist.

[daron]

Blue Waters Inn
Public doesn't have access.
Onless your a guess
At last time i was on that side

[j.o.e]

Blue Waters Inn
Public doesn't have access.
Onless your a guess
At last time i was on that side

Guyana-Tobago-Tailormade-Tours-Blue-Waters-Inn_Pool.jpeg

That’s called private access. Beach isn’t private by the laws of Trinidad you can only own up to a certain distance to the high tide mark. Can’t remember the measurement.

[Redman]

Blue Waters Inn
Public doesn't have access.
Onless your a guess
At last time i was on that sideGuyana-Tobago-Tailormade-Tours-Blue-Waters-Inn_Pool.jpeg

They cannot stop someone from pulling up with a boat...but they have to stay on the beach.


It it really that hard to understand the context of all of this?

[Ben_spanna]

Just like down Monos there are the "pests" on jet skis that get in everywhere without any permission.

I remember when they were building that "lagoon". The stated intent was to create a "private" beach to keep the Tobago natives out. John Jefferis was the majority owner of the hotel that he took over from the government.

When the natives started to question the "lagoon", the talk changed to " you can use the beach if you can get over the rocks we are going to put in your way."

"The Coco Reef Resort boasts Tobago's only private beach. The general ethos of the resort is restrained good taste. The hotel's stylish up-market ambience attracts a wide range of clientele from young newlyweds to mature couples, with a substantial emphasis on the latter."
https://www.mytobago.info/hotels/coco-r ... e%20latter.


Pigeon Point, when it was owned by Sabga, was almost the same thing until a security guard shot and killed someone who was trying to use the beach without paying about 20 years ago.

http://www.trinicenter.com/more/Predictable.htm

All private properties are private but some are more private than others

Always has been so. Check Coco Reef. I think someone mentioned it earlier.

Coco Reef get a pass because their "beach" is not actually a beach. It is a man-made lagoon complete with imported sand. The rocks around the perimeter is the natural shoreline (and hence the public property line).

is not like they just fence off part of the shore and say 'dais we one inno'.

[De Dragon]

At times our constitution seems like a deck of cards.

Only when people rush and make assumptions based on emotions.

The CoP might well be right on this....based on the law as it stands today...as lopsided as it looks, the law might just not be air tight.
What should have happened is that the AG,CoP and whoever else meet take a 20 min and plug the gaps in the law as they exist.

Also when legislation is rushed and not properly vetted we get these scenarios.

[adnj]

At times our constitution seems like a deck of cards.

Only when people rush and make assumptions based on emotions.

The CoP might well be right on this....based on the law as it stands today...as lopsided as it looks, the law might just not be air tight.
What should have happened is that the AG,CoP and whoever else meet take a 20 min and plug the gaps in the law as they exist.

Also when legislation is rushed and not properly vetted we get these scenarios.

You have to balance the decision of doing something right now or doing nothing until later.

It is typically more efficacious to pass a law that addresses the issue at hand and amend it as required. Sometimes it's because of an oversight, sometimes it's because circumstances have changed.

[aaron17]

Mind allyuh business Trinis...

Leave the 1% alone.

Can’t fight them, Can’t win them.

Lol ..what a story MaxPower.

[Redman]

At times our constitution seems like a deck of cards.

Only when people rush and make assumptions based on emotions.

The CoP might well be right on this....based on the law as it stands today...as lopsided as it looks, the law might just not be air tight.
What should have happened is that the AG,CoP and whoever else meet take a 20 min and plug the gaps in the law as they exist.

Also when legislation is rushed and not properly vetted we get these scenarios.

As was already stated close the gaps -and move on.

[eliteauto]

https://www.facebook.com/drkeithrowley/ ... =3&theater

Commissioner of Police, Gary Griffith and Acting Deputy Commissioners of Police Forde and Jacob attended a meeting this morning summoned by Prime Minister Dr the Hon. Keith Rowley.

The Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi and Minister of National Security the Hon Stuart Young also attended the 10 am meeting which was held at the Diplomatic Center.

[pugboy]

he could finish the investigation with chirren playing with machine guns in cumuto right there and done

[redmanjp]

Blue Waters Inn
Public doesn't have access.
Onless your a guess
At last time i was on that sideGuyana-Tobago-Tailormade-Tours-Blue-Waters-Inn_Pool.jpeg

d pool private, not d beach?

[Redress10]

he could finish the investigation with chirren playing with machine guns in cumuto right there and done

You all realise that the parent is not at fault for his children having those guns right? Use some common sense nah

[pugboy]

yup

the chirren called the commanding officer for permission to enter army base and access to weapons on range

he could finish the investigation with chirren playing with machine guns in cumuto right there and done

You all realise that the parent is not at fault for his children having those guns right? Use some common sense nah

[bluefete]

he could finish the investigation with chirren playing with machine guns in cumuto right there and done

You all realise that the parent is not at fault for his children having those guns right? Use some common sense nah

What the hell you just wrote there?

Are you aware those children were MINORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Look stop trying to defend PNM stupidity.

[De Dragon]

At times our constitution seems like a deck of cards.

Only when people rush and make assumptions based on emotions.

The CoP might well be right on this....based on the law as it stands today...as lopsided as it looks, the law might just not be air tight.
What should have happened is that the AG,CoP and whoever else meet take a 20 min and plug the gaps in the law as they exist.

Also when legislation is rushed and not properly vetted we get these scenarios.

As was already stated close the gaps -and move on.

Gotta protect that tribe at all costs huh?

[De Dragon]

he could finish the investigation with chirren playing with machine guns in cumuto right there and done

You all realise that the parent is not at fault for his children having those guns right? Use some common sense nah

What the hell you just wrote there?

Are you aware those children were MINORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Look stop trying to defend PNM stupidity.

Looks like it's an automatic response in some of these guys. No sensible person would make a statement like that. Then again, the parents of these children remain unknown to this day, they having never been claimed.

[Redman]

At times our constitution seems like a deck of cards.

Only when people rush and make assumptions based on emotions.

The CoP might well be right on this....based on the law as it stands today...as lopsided as it looks, the law might just not be air tight.
What should have happened is that the AG,CoP and whoever else meet take a 20 min and plug the gaps in the law as they exist.

Also when legislation is rushed and not properly vetted we get these scenarios.

As was already stated close the gaps -and move on.

Gotta protect that tribe at all costs huh?

No, just be mature in the approach......gaps will show up and we can address and move on.

But you make the point....the small minded will continue to make noise.

[sMASH]

gaps in PNM administration is like a karst landscape.