*** The home invasion thread***

[pugboy]

and they can’t throw them in the ol “gang related bin”
except that they do tend to be gang organized

[aaron17]

Imagine when they implement property tax. More crime and home invasions..

[pugboy]

them pests in sealots and laventille morvant gonna be looking for money to pay their exorbitant taxes?

Imagine when they implement property tax. More crime and home invasions..

[gastly369]

them pests in sealots and laventille morvant gonna be looking for money to pay their exorbitant taxes?

Imagine when they implement property tax. More crime and home invasions..

Nah from christ must list videos dem chaps say dem on "peace and love only"

[aaron17]

them pests in sealots and laventille morvant gonna be looking for money to pay their exorbitant taxes?

Imagine when they implement property tax. More crime and home invasions..

Nah from christ must list videos dem chaps say dem on "peace and love only"

I get what u mean , they say they hadda protect their turf to maintain peace and love in their gang community. They have their own guards scoping all over the place . Then they have to go to work aka pull down ah wok where the innocent ppl does live.

[dogg]

An acquaintance in Pasea Village told me that her family experienced a home invasion, which went unreported due to the absence of injuries or major theft. It makes one wonder how often such incidents occur without media attention.

[aaron17]

zzzz...

Autopilot mode ent

[maj. tom]

[shake d livin wake d dead]

That's 44 REPORTED home invasions...pretty sure the figure is a lot more !

[16 cycles]

https://youtu.be/pOk8JKvFJU0?si=Ll_Uq106EzB40oFv

No legislation required...

[aaron17]

That scary af...idk how ppl live after being victims of this. I don't want this to happen to my family or even anyone. Sadly its everyone for themselves? We hadda stand up . What we can do as tuners? form a group and act and do something? let me know.

https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/terror-in-carlsen-field-residents-raped-robbed-and-tortured-6.2.2005050.a10db1abe1

[16 cycles]

https://youtu.be/pOk8JKvFJU0?si=Ll_Uq106EzB40oFv

No legislation required...

Technology to prempt violent crime...might need more than 3cxcs though

[shake d livin wake d dead]

The escalation of home invasions, which have led to a string of beatings, terror, threats, and a brutal sexual assault in the last two months, has forced Carlsen Field residents to dip into their pockets to pay for private security to patrol their farming community.

Thousands of dollars are now being spent by the fearful villagers who believe this is the only way to save them from the wrath of armed men who operate in groups numbering four to six. The thieves, who wear ski masks, have been forcing their way into homes, demanding valuables and cash. Animals have also been stolen.

The terrifying increase in home invasions has made many residents uneasy.

Between March and May, Sheep and Goat Farmers’ Association president Shiraz Khan said there were five home invasions on Connector Road alone, the majority of which were not reported to the police out of fear.

Khan’s wife was one of the victims. However, Khan said the most chilling of the robberies was the recent sexual assault and terror the criminals unleashed on a woman in the community.

He said the gunmen entered the woman’s home and tortured her by “rubbing pepper in her eyes.” Helpless and in extreme pain, she was sexually assaulted.

“The men also locked her in a dog kennel and urinated on her,” Khan said. Items were then stolen from her house.

Khan said that before leaving, the wicked criminals placed the naked woman on the bonnet of their car and drove off at breakneck speed, causing her to tumble on the dark roadway.

Since the incident, Khan said, the woman has refused to speak to anyone.

“She didn’t even report it to the police; she is too ashamed, scared, and embarrassed about the incident.”

On Wednesday, the Sunday Guardian visited the dismal Connector Road to talk to the residents, but the majority of homes were locked.

Most of the homes are far apart, which makes the residents an ideal target for criminal elements.

Khan’s wife also went through a traumatic experience on March 8, when four armed men invaded their home around 5.30 am.

“These guys were watching me because I had just left home to run an errand.”

Before prising open the back door, the men disabled Khan’s CCTV cameras.

“They dragged my sleeping wife off her bed.”

Flashing a torchlight in her eyes, the thieves demanded money.

Khan said the thieves stole jewelry, TVs, laptops, cellphones, and kitchen appliances.

“They made a clean sweep. The Freeport Police visited my home and took a report.”

Two days after the robbery, Khan said he found three “pig foot” in his yard, which he believed the criminals had used to enter his house.

Khan also stumbled upon a shoe.

“I told the Freeport police that the pigfoot may have the bandits’ fingerprints on it. Up to now, they ain’t take me on. I still have it in my possession. This is the kind of response we get from the police.”

Khan said that if he had been at home during the robbery, he would have put up a fight.

“It would have been a case of kill or be killed. Somebody would ah end up dead. I can’t tell you the last time I saw police patrolling in our area. They not doing anything for the residents here, and until somebody takes the law into their hands, then the police will wake up.”

More than two months after the brazen theft, Khan said no one had been arrested for the crime.

“I still live in fear. I don’t go out. People have become prisoners in their homes, and even in your homes, you are no longer safe. I have to constantly be watching over my shoulder. It’s an uneasy feeling.”

To compound matters, Khan, a livestock farmer, said he went to the Chaguanas Police Station to inquire about counselling for his traumatised wife, but a female officer treated him like a criminal. “The woman talked to me worse than a dog.”

Days after the disturbing experience, Khan said gun-toting thieves targeted the home of a market vendor, taking with them several valuable items. “They robbed the woman twice in two weeks.”

The bandits also ripped down the electrical lines of the vendor’s CCTV cameras.

In the first home invasion, Khan said, the vendor’s 16-year-old son slept through the burglary. “If that boy had awakened, it might have ended in murder.”

He said the thieves also invaded the home of another family who was terrorised and robbed. “They disconnected the electricity supply in their house.”

The latest home invasion, Khan said, took place on Monday at Sou Sou Lands in Carlsen Field. “That’s on the outskirts of the community.”

Armed men entered the home of an amputee, beating him and his son to a pulp.

The family was also relieved of their jewelry and cash.

[maj. tom]

What they did to that poor woman sounds like a targeted gender hate crime.
Police can't be bothered nah.

[shake d livin wake d dead]

Legal guns continue to be the problem

[maj. tom]

That's 44 REPORTED home invasions...pretty sure the figure is a lot more !

https://trinidadexpress.com/newsextra/children-tied-up-terrorised-in-central-home-invasion/article_6aff93a4-17aa-11ef-a02a-875c1a0890f1.html

POLICE are searching for six men who broke into the home of a family of four in Chaguanas.

Among the victims were two children aged 15 and eight.

A 38-year-old man told police that around 4.30 a.m. on Friday, he was in the yard of his home along Endeavour Road Extension, preparing to go to work, when six men confronted him. Two of them had guns, he said.

The six suspects then forced the man into his home at gunpoint. The bandits announced a hold-up and tied the hands of the 38-year-old man, his 37-year-old wife, and their two children.

The six thieves then ransacked the home and stole cellular phones, a laptop, cash and jewelry. The bandits then fled the scene in the 38-year-old’s grey Nissan Navara that was parked outside.

The family members eventually untied themselves and notified the police.

[zoom rader]

That's 44 REPORTED home invasions...pretty sure the figure is a lot more !

https://trinidadexpress.com/newsextra/children-tied-up-terrorised-in-central-home-invasion/article_6aff93a4-17aa-11ef-a02a-875c1a0890f1.html

POLICE are searching for six men who broke into the home of a family of four in Chaguanas.

Among the victims were two children aged 15 and eight.

A 38-year-old man told police that around 4.30 a.m. on Friday, he was in the yard of his home along Endeavour Road Extension, preparing to go to work, when six men confronted him. Two of them had guns, he said.

The six suspects then forced the man into his home at gunpoint. The bandits announced a hold-up and tied the hands of the 38-year-old man, his 37-year-old wife, and their two children.

The six thieves then ransacked the home and stole cellular phones, a laptop, cash and jewelry. The bandits then fled the scene in the 38-year-old’s grey Nissan Navara that was parked outside.

The family members eventually untied themselves and notified the police.

Hmm where are the dogs ??

Homes no longer have dogs?

[pugboy]

dogs are poisoned

[aaron17]

What's the situation with ' bandits coming home to get money from customers when they go to the banks" That scene done?

[Chimera]

alarm system and security company response seems like the only real deterrent these days

[MaxPower]

alarm system and security company response seems like the only real deterrent these days

Alarm system with motion detectors, yes.

How trustworthy are the security company employees?

What is of concern, is that they will know all your whereabouts in and out of your property.

What kinda costing we looking at for a “good” security company?

[alfa]

alarm system and security company response seems like the only real deterrent these days

Alarm system with motion detectors, yes.

How trustworthy are the security company employees?

What is of concern, is that they will know all your whereabouts in and out of your property.

What kinda costing we looking at for a “good” security company?

Better question is how long they taking to respond in an emergency? The average security guard says they not running down no bandit for 18 and 20 a hour

[Chimera]

daz a next firetruck up thing eh

i do alot of financing applications for security officers so i see their pay slips and credit information

most of them working for $100 a day

[Chimera]

alarm system and security company response seems like the only real deterrent these days

Alarm system with motion detectors, yes.

How trustworthy are the security company employees?

What is of concern, is that they will know all your whereabouts in and out of your property.

What kinda costing we looking at for a “good” security company?

i feel just the bandits knowing that someone going to respond quickly is enough to deter them

obviously if they planning and planning they will find a way

car jack yuh on the outside and carry yuh home and force compliance from the beginning

i see massy brentwood selling marine air horn by the cashier now, they know how to capitalize on something the public want

[Chimera]

What's the situation with ' bandits coming home to get money from customers when they go to the banks" That scene done?

one of my padna uncle get killed about 2 weeks ago, he had went a morning and collect 4 pension cheques at the post office and went bank same day and cash them

that night people break in his house and kill him and take the cash as well as his car, police found the car dumped not that far away

so people definitely still getting targets in banks

[aaron17]

What's the situation with ' bandits coming home to get money from customers when they go to the banks" That scene done?

one of my padna uncle get killed about 2 weeks ago, he had went a morning and collect 4 pension cheques at the post office and went bank same day and cash them

that night people break in his house and kill him and take the cash as well as his car, police found the car dumped not that far away

so people definitely still getting targets in banks

damn, I wonder if this was reported in news etc.

[maj. tom]

[redmanjp]

What's the situation with ' bandits coming home to get money from customers when they go to the banks" That scene done?

one of my padna uncle get killed about 2 weeks ago, he had went a morning and collect 4 pension cheques at the post office and went bank same day and cash them

that night people break in his house and kill him and take the cash as well as his car, police found the car dumped not that far away

so people definitely still getting targets in banks

ppl still fraid bank account more than bandit?

[Chimera]

What's the situation with ' bandits coming home to get money from customers when they go to the banks" That scene done?

one of my padna uncle get killed about 2 weeks ago, he had went a morning and collect 4 pension cheques at the post office and went bank same day and cash them

that night people break in his house and kill him and take the cash as well as his car, police found the car dumped not that far away

so people definitely still getting targets in banks

damn, I wonder if this was reported in news etc.

Yea it was in the news about the murder and car getting stolen. I only hear the inside details from my padna

[Chimera]

What's the situation with ' bandits coming home to get money from customers when they go to the banks" That scene done?

one of my padna uncle get killed about 2 weeks ago, he had went a morning and collect 4 pension cheques at the post office and went bank same day and cash them

that night people break in his house and kill him and take the cash as well as his car, police found the car dumped not that far away

so people definitely still getting targets in banks

ppl still fraid bank account more than bandit?

Alot of old people don't trust bank accounts or having a linx card