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I know there are more than a few of them.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:spann senior probably spinning in his grave
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I know there are more than a few of them.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:spann senior probably spinning in his grave
Apost-mortem has been ordered to confirm the cause of death of a 66-year-old man.
The deceased has been identified as Toolie Ganga, of Waterloo Road, Carapichaima.
The victim reportedly went to a "massage shop" along Jackman Street in Cunupia yesterday afternoon.
Around 3:35 pm, one of the workers left him in a room and went to another area to retrieve some items.
They then heard a noise.
Upon investigating they found Ganga on the floor.
A wound was observed to the back of his head.
The police and emergency health services were notified, however, Ganga died on the scene.
A team of officers led by PC Flemming and PC Ellis responded and are continuing inquiries.
More on this as it becomes available.
Hindz safe and its not his responsibility to protect yourself.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:This the season folks, them pests were extra busy last night into this morning
Multiple home invasions
Car jacking
Robberies
Be careful next few days
Trinidad and Tobago Police Service
December 16th, 2023
MEDIA RELEASE
Illegal Electricity Connections Discovered in Las Lomas – 10 Residents Charged
Ten Las Lomas residents were charged yesterday for offences under the Electricity Commissions Act after illegal electricity connections were found at several homes in the area.
An exercise conducted between the hours of 5 am and 9 am led officers to Harrynath Trace off Chin Chin Road, Las Lomas No. 1. While there, they observed several homes illuminated with electricity. However, their connections were illegal and posed a hazard. Approximately thirty homes were checked, and all illegal connections were disconnected. Ten persons were arrested and taken to the Chaguanas Police Station. They were subsequently charged for offences under the Electricity Commissions Act.
The exercise was coordinated by Snr Supt Simon, Supts Montrichard and Gyan, and ASP Dipchand. It was headed by Sgt Modeste and included personnel of the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) under the supervision of W/E Sgt Ali-Jacob and officers attached to the Central Division Task Force – Area North.
Corporate Communications Unit
December 16th, 2023
Rovin wrote:https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=770233471809355&set=a.636734165159287Trinidad and Tobago Police Service
December 16th, 2023
MEDIA RELEASE
Illegal Electricity Connections Discovered in Las Lomas – 10 Residents Charged
Ten Las Lomas residents were charged yesterday for offences under the Electricity Commissions Act after illegal electricity connections were found at several homes in the area.
An exercise conducted between the hours of 5 am and 9 am led officers to Harrynath Trace off Chin Chin Road, Las Lomas No. 1. While there, they observed several homes illuminated with electricity. However, their connections were illegal and posed a hazard. Approximately thirty homes were checked, and all illegal connections were disconnected. Ten persons were arrested and taken to the Chaguanas Police Station. They were subsequently charged for offences under the Electricity Commissions Act.
The exercise was coordinated by Snr Supt Simon, Supts Montrichard and Gyan, and ASP Dipchand. It was headed by Sgt Modeste and included personnel of the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) under the supervision of W/E Sgt Ali-Jacob and officers attached to the Central Division Task Force – Area North.
Corporate Communications Unit
December 16th, 2023
Try that in Beetham nahRovin wrote:https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=770233471809355&set=a.636734165159287Trinidad and Tobago Police Service
December 16th, 2023
MEDIA RELEASE
Illegal Electricity Connections Discovered in Las Lomas – 10 Residents Charged
Ten Las Lomas residents were charged yesterday for offences under the Electricity Commissions Act after illegal electricity connections were found at several homes in the area.
An exercise conducted between the hours of 5 am and 9 am led officers to Harrynath Trace off Chin Chin Road, Las Lomas No. 1. While there, they observed several homes illuminated with electricity. However, their connections were illegal and posed a hazard. Approximately thirty homes were checked, and all illegal connections were disconnected. Ten persons were arrested and taken to the Chaguanas Police Station. They were subsequently charged for offences under the Electricity Commissions Act.
The exercise was coordinated by Snr Supt Simon, Supts Montrichard and Gyan, and ASP Dipchand. It was headed by Sgt Modeste and included personnel of the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) under the supervision of W/E Sgt Ali-Jacob and officers attached to the Central Division Task Force – Area North.
Corporate Communications Unit
December 16th, 2023
Gun theft at transit sheds
Imbert: Illegal weapons stolen from transit sheds
People have broken into transit sheds and stolen illegal weapons from packages which were of interest to international law enforcement, Finance Minister Colm Imbert disclosed yesterday.
He was responding to an urgent question in the Senate, at the Red House, Port of Spain, from Opposition Senator Wade Mark, on what measures were being taken by the Customs and Excise Division to allow citizens to clear their goods in time for Christmas, in view of the extended delays in clearing goods at the ports.
Imbert said Customs had extended its working hours to 11 p.m. and had deployed additional staff in an effort to deal with the delays in the clearing of imported goods during the Christmas season.
However, there was limited space for the examination of goods at private transit sheds, he said.
“We are talking about 150,000 packages expected during this month, perhaps more in November (when) there were 167,000 packages, and we have particular problems with transit sheds.
“One transit shed was closed down because its security systems were totally non-functional and unknown persons broke in, tampered with packages and removed items, which we suspect are illegal items such as guns and ammunition.
“That is one transit shed. And I am told that that transit shed was not even aware that persons had broken in and stolen things from their packages because their security systems were not working.
“(At) Another (transit shed), the Customs was tracking packages of interest identified by international law enforcement to contain illegal weapons and these packages disappeared from that transit shed. They still cannot be found. That (transit shed) was shut down as well.
“You see, you never hear about these things because it is not appropriate to make complete public statements on these matters for reasons of security. But I thought it necessary to say these things now. One hand can’t clap.
“The Government is doing the best it can, but the couriers do not wish to provide advance package information and the security systems are not of the best. So we are trying our best, but understand, you are dealing with 150,000 packages, some of which could contain ammunition,” Imbert said.
Packages can’t be found
three months later
Independent Senator Anthony Vieira asked whether Customs would expand the number of transit sheds and increase its manpower going forward. Imbert said in the case of the two transit sheds which were closed, it had taken a very long time for the owners to achieve compliance.
“We are talking about CCTV camera systems not working. We are talking about people entering a transit shed, a bonded warehouse as it were, and removing items. We are talking about packages that have disappeared and the owners of the transit shed cannot locate them up to now...three months later, they can’t locate the packages, and these are packages of interest to international law enforcement.
The solution to all of this is the Trinidad and Tobago Revenue Authority. That is the solution. And it is ironic that the Opposition opposes the Revenue Authority bitterly but wants improvement in efficiency at Customs,” Imbert said.
Imbert said apart from the problem of limited space at the transit sheds where packages are cleared, there was also “the recurring problem where the couriers do not provide advance information on their consignments”.
But notwithstanding all of that, he said the working hours have been extended at the transit sheds to 11 p.m.
“Additional Customs officers have been deployed. In fact, the Customs and Excise Division has had to deploy Customs officers who would normally work in the baggage hall at Piarco airport to transit sheds to deal with these courier packages, which in itself is creating some issues,” Imbert said.
He added that he received a WhatsApp message from the Minister of Works and Transport yesterday morning, in which he talked about the fact that Customs officers had been redeployed from the baggage hall to the transit sheds.
“(Customs) are working around the clock and also deploying all available Customs officers,” he added.
Come now, I know who you talking about. This was an agreement the company had with residents in the zone because it had no nearby electrical infrastructure from the normal provider. So in other words, them was getting current for free and still getting.alfa wrote:There are quite a few of those illegal connections on the Petrotrin/Heritage supply lines in places like Point Fortin and Santa Flora and they're so brazen they actually have in house transformers to facilitate said current stealing because the voltages are 440/220V and need to be reduced to 220/110V . Can't touch these guys either, they so bad when power goes for maintainence etc they come in the compound to complain about them losing power. One of them get wood the other day via same illegal connections and nothing change
The solution to all of this is the Trinidad and Tobago Revenue Authority. That is the solution. And it is ironic that the Opposition opposes the Revenue Authority bitterly but wants improvement in efficiency at Customs,” Imbertsaid.
pugboy wrote:revenue authority might be a better tax umbrella catchment. it don’t see how it making customs have better procedure and structure and work ethic and less corruption
El Socorro businesswoman kidnapped
POLICE have confirmed that a massive search is under way as businesswoman Anesha Narine-Boodhoo was kidnapped in El Socorro on Friday morning.
Reports say a black SUV with blue, flashing lights arrived at her businessplace just before 10 am. Three men identified themselves as police, but then snatched her and drove off.
Police as well as the Hunters Search and Rescue Team are conducting searches.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Anti-Kidnapping Unit at 623-6793 or 679-3165.
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The TTPS as well as the Hunters Search and Rescue Team, are currently searching for businesswoman Anesha Narine-Boodhoo, who was abducted this morning at her workplace.
Some time before 10:00 am, the woman was at her workplace, Autorama, El Socorro Road, San Juan when 3 men entered claiming to be police officers. Narine-Boodhoo was abducted and pushed into a black Toyota - PDY 1325 with blue swivel lights, heading in the southern direction, El Socorro.
Narine-Boodhoo lives at Girez Lane, El Socorro.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Anti-Kidnapping Unit at 623-6793 or 679-3165.
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