*** The OFFICIAL Bandit Shot Thread***

[K74T]

Excellent, eradicate these damn parasites.

[16 cycles]

good job by the police ..

[toyota2nr]

Yupp bandits now think they have free reign on society knowing pnm police won't arrest them.

rfari and Habit7 are not pleased...

[*$kїđž!™]

HOLD SOME GOOD NEWS ....

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Car ... 00011.html

Car thief killed in shootout with cops
By Susan Mohammed and Gyasi Gonzales
Story Created: Nov 22, 2013 at 9:54 PM ECT
Story Updated: Nov 22, 2013 at 11:46 PM ECT
A thief who robbed a 95-year-old Pointe-a-Pierre man of his car was killed in an exchange of gunfire yesterday after police cornered him and his gang in Claxton Bay.
The dead bandit, who succumbed to his wounds at San Fernando General Hospital, was unidentified up to late yesterday.
According to police, at around 2 p.m., two men robbed the owner of a Nissan Tiida of his vehicle at gunpoint at Christian Drive, Macaulay, Claxton Bay.
According to the car owner’s relatives, earlier that afternoon, the 95-year-old man drove to a KFC outlet at St Margaret’s Junction, near Claxton Bay, as he does every Friday, to get his favourite treat—a two-piece “original” with fries and coleslaw.
The elderly man then drove back to his home.
There he was confronted by three men, one of whom had a gun.
They slapped the elderly man and threw him on the ground, but they left him with the meal.
The thieves escaped in the vehicle.
The man’s wife telephoned her private security provider, who in turn contacted the police.
They issued an all-points-bulletin, following which a party of police officers, led by Superintendent Johnny Abraham, ASP Zamsheed Mohammed and Sgt Tooleram, went to the area.
The stolen vehicle was spotted in Claxton Bay and a high-speed chase ensued. Police chased the thieves to Forres Park, near the south-bound lane of the Solomon Hochoy Highway, where the vehicle crashed.
All three bandits ran out.
The gunman began firing at officers, who shot back, hitting him, and he fell into a ravine.
Officers had to dive into the water to retrieve the man, following which they took him to hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
A second bandit was also captured.

[TriniAutoMart]

Excellent

[*$kїđž!™]

fellas.....HE WAS AH GOOD BOY EH.........

Mom grieves for son killed in shoot-out
Story Created: Nov 25, 2013 at 9:27 PM ECT
Story Updated: Nov 26, 2013 at 12:20 AM ECT
CHRISTIAN Clint Alexander, 31, was yesterday identified as the man who was killed during a shoot-out with the police on Friday after he and two other men had robbed a 95-year-old southerner of his car.
His mother, Pearl Alexander, spoke to reporters at the Forensic Science Centre, Federation Park, where she had gone to identify her son’s body.
Sometime after 2 p.m. on Friday, Christian Alexander and two other men followed the elderly man to his Pointe-a-Pierre home, where, after beating him and throwing him on the ground, they took his Nissan Tiida car.
The police were contacted by TSTT’s Blink Vigilance Security Services and within half-hour the stolen car was spotted in Claxton Bay and a high-speed chase ensued.
Police chased the thieves to Forres Park, near the south-bound lane of the Solomon Hochoy Highway, where the vehicle crashed.
Alexander, described by police as the gunman, ran out along with his two accomplices.
Alexander began firing at officers, who shot back and he fell into a ravine.
Officers had to dive into the water to retrieve him, following which they took him to hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
“He was a loving child and although he had his bad ways he was good to me,” said Pearl Alexander yesterday. “Anything I asked him to do he would do.”
She said many times the police would raid her home looking for him. She also said that she often spoke to him about the company he kept, stating: “Those who don’t hear will have to end up paying the consequences because, as I always told him, parents know best so I’m telling the young people out there listen to your parents.”
However, she said, she did not know him to be a car thief as he was often arrested merely for marijuana possession. —Gyasi Gonzales

[K74T]

“He was a loving child and although he had his bad ways he was good to me,” said Pearl Alexander yesterday.

Yeah Pearl, good to you, but not to the public.

Good riddance.

[*$kїđž!™]

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Sus ... 86131.html

Suspected car thief killed
Story Created: Dec 5, 2013 at 10:05 PM ECT
Story Updated: Dec 5, 2013 at 10:55 PM ECT
A SUSPECTED car thief was killed and two others escaped during a chase with police officers in central Trinidad yesterday.
The dead man remained unidentified up to late yester­day while the search continued for the other suspects.
According to police, at around 2.50 a.m., three thieves held up and robbed a family of an undisclosed amount of cash and valuables in Edinburgh, Chaguanas.
The thieves escaped in a white Mitsubishi Lancer motor car.
A report was made to the Chaguanas Police Station and police issued an all-points bulletin.
A party of officers of the Central Division Task Force, led by Superintendent Johnny Abraham and Sgt Tooleram, spotted the vehicle travelling along the Caroni Savannah Road.
The police began cha­sing and the suspects’ vehicle crashed in Charlie­ville.
Police said the suspects be­gan to shoot as they scrambled out of the wrecked car and officers returned fire.
One of the suspects was shot while two others ran off with the money and jewels.
The wounded suspect was taken by police to the Chaguanas District Health Facility where he died while being treated, police said. —SM

[De Dragon]

Live by the sword biznass.............

[shotta 20]

Johnny doh make joke nah.. Good work officers.

[1UZFE]

He goin n get rel soften...

[eliteauto]

another one was killed last night in St James, broke into the home of a JP who apparently sells corn on the side

[Dizzy28]

another one was killed last night in St James, broke into the home of a JP who apparently sells corn on the side

This warms the heart!!!!

[rfari]

another one was killed last night in St James, broke into the home of a JP who apparently sells corn on the side

*DEDZ*

[*$kїđž!™]

JP shoots and kills knife-toting bandit
...‘I didn’t invite him in here’

By Rickie Ramdass rickie.ramdass@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Jan 9, 2014 at 9:36 PM ECT
Story Updated: Jan 9, 2014 at 10:51 PM ECT
ONE of the men responsible for several house break-ins and robberies in the St James area was shot dead yesterday morning by a Justice of the Peace (JP) whose home he had broken into with intent to rob.
Up to yesterday evening, the man, who died from a single gunshot wound to the abdomen, remained unidentified.
Investigating officers said only recently the man’s image was captured on closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras as he was carrying out another robbery at a business place in St James.
“But he is not known to police in the Western Division so we could not have made an arrest,” said an investigating officer.
His robbery spree came to a sudden end around 5.30 a.m. after he entered the home of JP Don Asgarali at the corner of Kathleen and Bombay Streets.
Officers said at the time, Asgarali was in his house reading a book when he heard noise coming from the direction of his front door. A short while later the bandit broke in and entered the house. He was armed with a knife.
Police said upon seeing the man in his home, Asgarali pulled out his licensed handgun and fired one shot, hitting the man in the abdomen. He then contacted officers of the St James Police Station. The man was pronounced dead at the scene.
A team of officers led by Snr Supt Ishmael David and including Insp Henry Dann and Cpl Farrell went to the house and carried out enquiries. The knife was also recovered.
When the Express visited Asgarali at his home yesterday afternoon, he said he was not willing to comment on the matter, saying it was a police investigation and he did not want to compromise it.
He however said it was always unfortunate whenever a life is lost.
“It is a very, very sad situation but I did not invite him here,” said Asgarali.




I guess you hadda make an appointment to see this jp.....cyah go uninvited...lol...
but some great news for today,....

[<=xjemler=>]

NICE!!!!!!!

[Chimera]

daz a real dred name tho

"Don" Asgarali

he doh even need an alias

[*$kїđž!™]

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Tee ... 92011.html

Teen robbery suspect killed by cops
...three hours after allegedly staging armed robbery in Chaguanas

By SUSAN MOHAMMED susan.mohammed@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Jan 20, 2014 at 5:42 PM ECT
Story Updated: Jan 20, 2014 at 8:27 PM ECT
A CHAGUANAS teenager was shot and killed by police three hours after he was allegedly involved in an armed robbery. Nicholas Sylvester, 19, of Enterprise, was shot dead after police said he robbed
a business place at Main Road, Chaguanas.

According to police, at around 11 a.m. Sylvester entered the store and announced a hold-up. He demanded cash, jewellery and laptops from the employees. He escaped on foot with the loot, police were told.

A report was made to the Chaguanas CID and at around 2 p.m. police received information that the suspect was seen in Lange Park.
Senior Superintendent of Police of the Central Police Division Johnny Abraham led a party of the police officers to the area where the suspect was seen.

Police said Sylvester as confronted and he fired several shots at them. Police returned fire and Sylvester was hit. He was taken to the Chaguanas Health Facility where he died while undergoing treatment.
Police said they retrieved a .38 revolver near Sylvester's body.

[cinco]

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Teen-robbery-suspect-killed-by-cops-241192011.html

Teen robbery suspect killed by cops
...three hours after allegedly staging armed robbery in Chaguanas

By SUSAN MOHAMMED susan.mohammed@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Jan 20, 2014 at 5:42 PM ECT
Story Updated: Jan 20, 2014 at 8:27 PM ECT
A CHAGUANAS teenager was shot and killed by police three hours after he was allegedly involved in an armed robbery. Nicholas Sylvester, 19, of Enterprise, was shot dead after police said he robbed
a business place at Main Road, Chaguanas.

According to police, at around 11 a.m. Sylvester entered the store and announced a hold-up. He demanded cash, jewellery and laptops from the employees. He escaped on foot with the loot, police were told.

A report was made to the Chaguanas CID and at around 2 p.m. police received information that the suspect was seen in Lange Park.
Senior Superintendent of Police of the Central Police Division Johnny Abraham led a party of the police officers to the area where the suspect was seen.

Police said Sylvester as confronted and he fired several shots at them. Police returned fire and Sylvester was hit. He was taken to the Chaguanas Health Facility where he died while undergoing treatment.
Police said they retrieved a .38 revolver near Sylvester's body.

ohhhhh
it was a few of them though
they went looking for more suspects after they shot him

[shotta 20]

Johnny doh make joke.. Good job.

[K74T]

Excellent

[rdeonarine]

Seems when Johnny goes after them, they never return in handcuffs.

[Xplode]

They din't get killed but good job, illegal immigrants too ehh..

Gun drama on High Street
By Susan Mohammed susan.mohammed@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Feb 23, 2013 at 11:01 PM ECT
Story Updated: Nov 5, 2013 at 1:09 AM ECT
A man was held at gunpoint by a clothing store manager, and another apprehended by passersby at High Street, San Fernando, after it is alleged one of the men attempted to rob Detour Gents Store yesterday.
The suspects, 34 and 37, of Jamaica, were held at High Street after the store's manager pursued them with a licensed firearm and stopped them.
Police said the suspects were carrying some $9,000 in fake United States currency.
The suspects were in police custody yesterday, and police said they may be placed on identification parades in connection with robberies and related offences.
Around 2 p.m., it is reported one of the men entered the store and asked manager Riad Atteih to change US currency.
Cashier Marjorie Zouda told the Sunday Express she was standing near Atteih when the suspect approached him.
Zouda said: "He (the suspect) handed him US$1,200 and he had another set of money in his other hand. (Atteih) gave him the (Trinidad and Tobago currency). Then the man said he wanted back the US and handed (Atteih) back some of the TT. He then took back the US and ran out of the store."
Atteih drew his licensed firearm and pursued the suspect, who had entered a red Lancer motor car driven by another man. They sped off and drove about 100 feet, when Atteih shot at the tyres of the getaway car.
Vendor Lennox Andrews and another man, identified only as David, who were outside the clothing store, followed Atteih in pursuit of the vehicle.
The car stopped in the traffic and the three apprehended the suspects.
Andrews, of Aripero, a shoe repairman, said: "We saw the car stopped and the bossman fired a shot behind the car and it stopped in traffic. We controlled one of the men on the passenger side, and the bossman had the gun on the next one so he couldn't move."
ASP Zamsheed Mohammed led a team of police officers of the San Fernando CID to the scene and the suspects were arrested and taken into police custody.
Atteih was at the San Fernando CID yesterday, where he gave a statement.
Several years ago, a thief was shot and killed at that Detour branch after he attempted an armed robbery in the store.

[roadhog]

They din't get killed but good job, illegal immigrants too ehh..

Gun drama on High Street
By Susan Mohammed susan.mohammed@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Feb 23, 2013 at 11:01 PM ECT
Story Updated: Nov 5, 2013 at 1:09 AM ECT
A man was held at gunpoint by a clothing store manager, and another apprehended by passersby at High Street, San Fernando, after it is alleged one of the men attempted to rob Detour Gents Store yesterday.
The suspects, 34 and 37, of Jamaica, were held at High Street after the store's manager pursued them with a licensed firearm and stopped them.
Police said the suspects were carrying some $9,000 in fake United States currency.
The suspects were in police custody yesterday, and police said they may be placed on identification parades in connection with robberies and related offences.
Around 2 p.m., it is reported one of the men entered the store and asked manager Riad Atteih to change US currency.
Cashier Marjorie Zouda told the Sunday Express she was standing near Atteih when the suspect approached him.
Zouda said: "He (the suspect) handed him US$1,200 and he had another set of money in his other hand. (Atteih) gave him the (Trinidad and Tobago currency). Then the man said he wanted back the US and handed (Atteih) back some of the TT. He then took back the US and ran out of the store."
Atteih drew his licensed firearm and pursued the suspect, who had entered a red Lancer motor car driven by another man. They sped off and drove about 100 feet, when Atteih shot at the tyres of the getaway car.
Vendor Lennox Andrews and another man, identified only as David, who were outside the clothing store, followed Atteih in pursuit of the vehicle.
The car stopped in the traffic and the three apprehended the suspects.
Andrews, of Aripero, a shoe repairman, said: "We saw the car stopped and the bossman fired a shot behind the car and it stopped in traffic. We controlled one of the men on the passenger side, and the bossman had the gun on the next one so he couldn't move."
ASP Zamsheed Mohammed led a team of police officers of the San Fernando CID to the scene and the suspects were arrested and taken into police custody.
Atteih was at the San Fernando CID yesterday, where he gave a statement.
Several years ago, a thief was shot and killed at that Detour branch after he attempted an armed robbery in the store.

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What year you living in padnah??

[pioneer]

Well that was strange

[joker]

He went in a back in times party owa?

[K74T]

Good grief

[shotta 20]

Came in here expecting some early morning good news..oh well !

[Redman]

That store manager shooting the tires legal??

[sMASH]

Mussbe, cause that Syrian managed the store normel after.
Then again , he probably know real people... Or real people know him