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redmanjp wrote:they should of traced that phone call as soon as the male voice answered - ent they did it for someone chile?
redmanjp wrote:they should of traced that phone call as soon as the male voice answered - ent they did it for someone chile?
aaron17 wrote:Sniffer dogs...how accurate are they?
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:For those who believe in this man
MaxPower wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:For those who believe in this man
Shakes,
Do we have proof of this?
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:MaxPower wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:For those who believe in this man
Shakes,
Do we have proof of this?
He and MB is brethren. Just look at all the updates from GML during the course of today
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:For those who believe in this man
MaxPower wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:MaxPower wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:For those who believe in this man
Shakes,
Do we have proof of this?
He and MB is brethren. Just look at all the updates from GML during the course of today
Thanks,
Will look at it, i know you is a man with the info so you have me thinking now.
The_Honourable wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:For those who believe in this man
Word is that a police officer get hold also?
Cops, soldiers spend hours in Grande forest searching for Andrea
by
Mark Bassant
9 hours ago
Tue Feb 02 2021
Mark Bassant
Lead Editor, Investigative Desk
A joint police and army patrol spent more than six hours yesterday in a forested area in Sangre Grande as they searched for further clues into the kidnapping of 23-year-old Andrea Bharatt, but their search came up empty-handed by the time they came out just after 2 pm yesterday.
The search took the lawmen almost three miles into Nonpariel Road, a winding, partially-pitched road that later transforms into a dirt road where vehicles have to carefully manoeuvre and are heavily forested and littered with a few homes and farmland along the way.
Close to the two-and-a-half-mile mark of the road, an army truck was parked as two soldiers stood guard with no one allowed beyond that point as police scoured the area for any semblance of clues that would bring them closer to finding Bharatt.
Over 50 police and army officers spent several hours in the heavily forested area combing hilly terrain littered with lush vegetation and several abandoned structures.
Shortly before 2 pm, the search had ended.
“We spent considerable time inside the forest, and we covered miles in the search, but we didn’t find anything,” said a senior officer as he left the scene.
The police also had the assistance of tracker dogs in their search.
The lawmen had gone to the area after receiving certain intelligence.
One Trinidad and Tobago Regiment (TTR) truck left the scene after the search was halted, followed by a convoy of at least six police vehicles all packed with heavily armed officers.
Bharatt was kidnapped on Friday after she went into a Nissan Versa taxi with a co-worker. Her co-worker was dropped off in Cleaver Heights, Arima. Bharatt’s home was a mere ten minutes away, but she never made it home.
One of the alleged kidnappers had told her father on Friday night—when her father spoke with her kidnapper a second time after her father appeared aggressive the first time on the phone with him, he told her father, “for getting on so I will send your daughter’s ears for you.”
He had also asked for a sum of money. However, there was no further communication from Bharatt’s kidnappers.
In a media release, yesterday evening the Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith confirmed that at least five suspects were now in police custody with respect to Bharatt’s kidnapping.
Griffith implored the media and the public to be careful about the information posted about Bharatt’s kidnapping.
Griffith said, “Media frenzy over this incident points out that too much information on this case could jeopardise the investigations and place the life of the victim in further danger.”
Senior police sources informed Guardian Media that the men in police custody are mostly from East Trinidad.
In fact, one of the suspects’ detained is a 24-year-old labourer from Sangre Grande who is said to be the son of a police officer, while another suspect, who they believe to be the mastermind in the kidnapping, aged 37, also from Sangre Grande, is known to the police as a “firearm offender, drug offender, robbery offender, larceny offender, and a kidnapper.”
The 37-year-old, who is well known to police with the aliases “Fabulous” and “Reddo”, was the first to be picked up at a female companion’s home in Petit Bourg early Sunday morning by police officers of the Anti-Kidnapping Squad (AKS) and the Special Operations Response Team (SORT).
Guardian Media has also been reliably informed by senior police sources that a female from the Arima area, who had purchased Bharatt’s phone for the sum of $700 from one of the suspects, had also been questioned by police...........
Skanky wrote:2021 and we searching for people on foot smh.
One or two drones could cover more area quicker and with the right technology find heat signatures which the men on foot then investigate. Or even helicopters.
Criminals playing chess and the police playing checkers.
Skanky wrote:2021 and we searching for people on foot smh.
One or two drones could cover more area quicker and with the right technology find heat signatures which the men on foot then investigate. Or even helicopters.
Criminals playing chess and the police playing checkers.
Spitfir3 wrote:I feel whoever give them that info just taking them on a wild goose chase...if that BS come from one of them suspects and it end up just being a smokescreen to move that girl quietly in d opposite direction is time to break some bones
i thinking, peopel hear bout the sort incident and the 5th person and via telefone game, merged the two stories into one.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:The_Honourable wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:For those who believe in this man
Word is that a police officer get hold also?
Cannot be confirmed
pffff, when police had people in custody in the past, they used to talk real talk.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Well we know why they getting a run around
Skanky wrote:2021 and we searching for people on foot smh.
One or two drones could cover more area quicker and with the right technology find heat signatures which the men on foot then investigate. Or even helicopters.
Criminals playing chess and the police playing checkers.
sMASH wrote:Spitfir3 wrote:I feel whoever give them that info just taking them on a wild goose chase...if that BS come from one of them suspects and it end up just being a smokescreen to move that girl quietly in d opposite direction is time to break some bones
how long can someone survive in the bush without food or water. if she shacked up with some water at least, she have a few more days, if with food a few more. but if without, the limit is rapidly being approached.
if they dont find a body, she would have been trafficked. ?
i told somebody, trinidad too small, too many hunters creeping all over, that the amount of missing people we have, u bound to find many of the bodies. the remaining missing ones would be trafficked mostly.
K74T wrote:Man on multiple rape/kidnap charges linked to Andrea case
https://trinidadexpress.com/newsextra/man-on-multiple-rape-kidnap-charges-linked-to-andrea-case/article_1133ac54-656d-11eb-b8ec-23b7ee83f520.html
