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ruffneck_12 wrote:allyuh stop judging them nah
they just going through a phase
eliteauto wrote:~*Pãñdorą*~ wrote:Dread.. every time I hit the Beetham highway.. I am saying it loud and clear Tuner Speed Wardens.. I GUN IT!! I speed through the Beetham like a bat out of Hell. My car ole, bumper already crack, I don't mind hitting anything to clear my way out of there..
your car suit you perfectly
eliteauto wrote:~*Pãñdorą*~ wrote:Dread.. every time I hit the Beetham highway.. I am saying it loud and clear Tuner Speed Wardens.. I GUN IT!! I speed through the Beetham like a bat out of Hell. My car ole, bumper already crack, I don't mind hitting anything to clear my way out of there..
your car suit you perfectly
eliteauto wrote:~*Pãñdorą*~ wrote:Dread.. every time I hit the Beetham highway.. I am saying it loud and clear Tuner Speed Wardens.. I GUN IT!! I speed through the Beetham like a bat out of Hell. My car ole, bumper already crack, I don't mind hitting anything to clear my way out of there..
your car suit you perfectly
zoom rader wrote:Ok boy more pnm crime
*$kїđž!™ wrote:ruffneck_12 wrote:allyuh stop judging them nah
they just going through a phase
phase is what ...like a decade...
Cops, soldiers for Beetham Highway
NATIONAL Security Minister Gary Griffith last night told Newsday the authorities will not tolerate acts of lawlessness perpetrated by criminal elements in the Beetham Gardens who are aiming their guns at innocent motorists proceeding along the highway.
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For years, criminals within the Beetham have taken advantage of long lines of traffic to rob motorists and passengers, sometimes at knife, cutlass and/or gunpoint. When there is no traffic, the criminals dump debris onto the highway as a means of forcing motorists to stop or slow down their vehicles sufficiently enough for occupants to be robbed.
The block-the-highway-with-debris system was employed on Sunday last as criminals sought to hijack a Chaguanas businessman who had been targetted for robbery. In that incident, the businessman’s bodyguard was shot in his foot while another innocent female motorist’s car was struck by a vehicle attempting to leave the shooting scene, leaving her warded at hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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Only yesterday, a shooting incident along this stretch of highway involving a group of tourists, highlighted and reinforced the need for a permanent police and/or military presence along this stretch of road.
At about 1 pm, according to police, a Nissan Almera car containing several tourists, was proceeding along the east bound section of the highway en route to Piarco International Airport where the tourists were to board a flight back home. Gunshots were fired indiscriminately from the Beetham Gardens on the northern side of the highway with one of the bullets hitting and puncturing one of the tyres on the car transporting the terrified tourists, who according to reports, ducked down in the car to avoid being shot.
The driver continued driving his car despite the fact that one of his tyres had been shot out. No injuries were reported and the tourists made their way to Piarco safely. Police were last night looking at CCTV footage to identify the criminals who shot at the tourists’ car.
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On Sunday at about 4 am, the businessman and his security detail were proceeding east along the highway after attending a boat cruise in Chaguaramas when persons placed debris across the highway. As the vehicle with the businessman and his bodyguard/driver approached, they were forced to stop.
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DjDaniel wrote:Yeah the wall idea sounds good about now, but even self.
Not all residents of the beetham are involved in criminal activities, so why punish them all?
Why not jail all the "criminals" and put a stop to it? I dunno about allyuh but I passing over the Lady Young from now on.
shaneelal wrote:and in the not too distant future the construction of a guard booth in the vicinity of the Beetham Landfill.
~Vēġó~ wrote:nasty stinkers....plague...guess everyone else owes them for their suffering....
Laventille West MP Nileung Hypolite doesn’t believe the police service is part of the country’s crime problem.
However, he agrees that the service needs to be cleansed of rogue elements.
On Monday former communications officer for the now dis banded special anti crime unit of Trinidad and Tobago Ucil Cambridge said the police have no moral authority in Laventille and East Port Of Spain.
She said the police have been abusive to the people of laventille over the years. But Mr Hypolite is not blsming all police officers for the situation in his community. The opposition MP, like Miss. Cambridge believes the entire east Port Of Spain area should be placed at the top of government’s agenda.
*$kїđž![TRADE MARK SIGN] wrote:are they still acting up?....had to make a run tonight in that area but decided not to....
:-(:-(:-(:-( I shed a tear internally. 
Morpheus wrote:Went to the zoo on Sunday. Sis brought along a member of her church's son. Apparently him and her son are good buddies in church.
Anyhoo, after the zoo we went Pollo Tropico for lunch and while waiting I asked him how he got that big scar under his left eye. Just talking nah. "You fall in school?" Lil half smile "No". "You fell at home?" Smile and nodded no. "Birth mark?"
At that point sis said "Remember the child that got hit on the Beetham last year?........"
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