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javishm wrote:it is alleged
xhex wrote:listen nuh... he getting me tired. im not race car driver eh but.... doesn't your car have to be going at least 140 mph to flip "if" hit from behind? also, being hit from behind doesn't cause a car to barrel roll, speeding and turning the wheel suddenly will cause that right? stone street have action at that hour of the night? what action other than male fishing? hello... look nuh...
. Forget reckless. The speed limit is 35kmph.j.o.e wrote:how much fyaaz you can deliver on Stone Street to flip tho?......I would think it would be reckless to get over 60km/h on Stone st
roadhog wrote:. Forget reckless. The speed limit is 35kmph.j.o.e wrote:how much fyaaz you can deliver on Stone Street to flip tho?......I would think it would be reckless to get over 60km/h on Stone st
snypaz wrote:Better question... Where did he pass to begin driving south along Stone Street?
C News Live
Defeated UNC St Joseph candidate Ian Alleyne said he will be returning as host of Crime Watch in 15 days’ time. Alleyne took a break from his show CrimeWatch on CNC3 television to contest the St Joseph by-election for the United National Congress (UNC) but was defeated by the People’s National Movement (PNM) Terrence Deyalsingh on Monday.
“CrimeWatch will be bigger and better now because for the first time people will have more access to Government services.... I will be able to help the people more because I have partnered with the Government and it’s not a matter of sell out, when people come to you and you can’t get a home or food, now we have access to call the minister, now we have access to call the Prime Minister directly to tell her what’s going on. We have lost at parliamentary level but the people have gained more power on the ground,” said Alleyne.
Guardian Media has confirmed via CNC3 News that Alleyne will discuss his future with the media house by Monday. However the Trinidad Express reports that Alleyne was offered to take his show to State-owned CNMG station.
“I am a brand. I don’t think my brand has been tarnished. I have been labelled a performer and I achieved a lot in ten days,” said Alleyne when asked if he believes his viewership would have fallen given his political affiliation. READ MORE VIA TNTFinder http://ow.ly/qEBQO
ruffrider27 wrote:Can wait to hear the comments ppl will make on his show ,director take some calls ,
Caller number one .
Inspector Roger Alexander popularly known for his stint on the Crime Watch programme says he will not be returning to the show.
Host Ian Alleyne has said the Crime Watch will be returning to TV soon. But Inspector Alexander says Mr Alleyne’s heart is no longer in the right place.
Inspector Alexander says a lot has changed since Mr Alleyne entered the political arena and he can no longer align himself with Crime Watch or Mr. Alleyne. Mr. Alleyne was the united national congress candidate in the St. Joseph by election. He lost to the Peoples National Movement’s Terrence Deyalsingh who is the new MP for the area. Nevertheless, government has said Mr Alleyne will assist National Security Minister Gary Griffith in the fight against crime.
spanish wrote:Nevertheless, government has said Mr Alleyne will assist National Security Minister Gary Griffith in the fight against crime.
Riiiiiiiiightspanish wrote:http://i955fm.com/newscenterfive/inspector-alexander-says-he-will-not-return-to-crime-watch-tv-show/Inspector Roger Alexander popularly known for his stint on the Crime Watch programme says he will not be returning to the show.
Host Ian Alleyne has said the Crime Watch will be returning to TV soon. But Inspector Alexander says Mr Alleyne’s heart is no longer in the right place.
Inspector Alexander says a lot has changed since Mr Alleyne entered the political arena and he can no longer align himself with Crime Watch or Mr. Alleyne. Mr. Alleyne was the united national congress candidate in the St. Joseph by election. He lost to the Peoples National Movement’s Terrence Deyalsingh who is the new MP for the area. Nevertheless, government has said Mr Alleyne will assist National Security Minister Gary Griffith in the fight against crime.
urabus wrote:He's back on TV...and check out the glasses.
He nuh bumping he gum like he use to, he real mellow down
hustla_ambition101 wrote:so the kuunt is on......
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