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25/09/2025

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25/09/2025

September 25th, 2025
MEDIA RELEASE

18-Year-Old in Court for Robbery with Violence Offence

The father of an 18-year-old will stand as surety for $150,000 bail after the accused appeared before a Master of the High Court, this week, charged with Robbery with Violence, Malicious Damage and Interfering with a Motor Vehicle.

The accused, was not called upon to plead and granted bail, when he appeared in the North Master’s High Court.

He is also required to report to the Sangre Grande Police Station two days per week between 6 am and 6 pm, reside at an address in Sangre Grande and observe a curfew between the hours of 9 pm to 5 am daily.

The matter was transferred to the Sangre Grande Magistrates’ Court and adjourned to October 15th, 2025.

A victim reported to police that he was plying his motor vehicle for hire around 8:10 pm, on Thursday 11th September, 2025, when he picked up three men who asked to be taken to Manrick Street, Sangre Grande.

He alleges that while proceeding to their destination, the men announced a robbery and one of them placed him in a headlock. The assailants are alleged to have forcibly removed the victim from the vehicle before driving away with it.

Investigations were spearheaded by Insp. Harper, Cpl Maharaj, Cpl Mahadeo, W/Cpl (Ag.) Rique and included officers of the Sangre Grande Criminal Investigations Department, resulting in the arrest of one male suspect on September 14th, 2025, in connection with the matter.

The accused was charged with Robbery with Violence by PC Mollah, Malicious Damage by W/Cpl (Ag.) Alexander-Lall and Interfering with a Motor Vehicle by PC Sealey.

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September 25th, 2025

25/09/2025

CHURCH GOING GRANNY STOPS TAXI: BANDITS POUNCE

It was occupied by two men. Instead of proceeding toward the victim’s destination, the driver diverted from the Audrey Jeffers Highway near the Hasely Crawford Stadium and turned north along Maraval Parkway, then east onto Fitzgerald Blackman Drive, eventually pulling into the Good Health Medical Centre, against the victim’s will.

Trinidad Express

25/09/2025

BRAND NEW BULLETS

Police on Tuesday recovered a Beretta pistol with seven 9mm rounds and 50 rounds of .40 calibre ammunition during coordinated operations in the Western and Port of Spain Divisions under the Emergency Powers Regulations 2025.
The Western Division patrol in Fort George Road, St. James, led to the seizure of the pistol after three suspects fled. Meanwhile, searches in Cocorite, Laventille, and East Dry River uncovered the ammunition.

Trinidad Express

25/09/2025

Crime Fighter former Snr. SUPT Johnny Abraham was just put In charge of the National Operation Centre and Field Office by the Homeland Security Minister

25/09/2025

President Ali condemns “systematic slaughter” of Palestinians at UN— urges halt to genocide

Guyana President Dr. Irfaan Ali delivered a forceful address to the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday, condemning what he described as the “mass extermination” and displacement of Palestinian men, women, and children.

In his speech, President Ali warned that those who survive the immediate violence are facing a slow death, starved of food, water, and hope. “What we are witnessing is not warfare,” he said, “but mass extermination—a systematic slaughter and displacement of Palestinian men, women, and children. This is a war crime.”

He called on the international community to act, insisting that impunity must never triumph over justice. President Ali urged urgent measures to halt the genocide, secure the release of hostages, and accelerate efforts toward a Two-State solution.

His remarks come amid escalating violence in the region, with civilians continuing to bear the brunt of the conflict.

25/09/2025

Amazon is paying a historic $2.5 billion settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, the agency announced Thursday, ending a 2-year dispute over allegations the company tricked consumers into signing up for its Prime subscription service and then made it hard to cancel.

As part of the agreement, Amazon will pay a $1 billion civil penalty and provide $1.5 billion in refunds to an estimated 35 million customers that were “harmed by their deceptive Prime enrollment practices,” the agency said in a press release.

25/09/2025

My biggest workplace flaw: Expecting common sense to be… well, common

25/09/2025

Trump warns drug cartels near Venezuela: “We will blow you out of existence”

US President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to drug traffickers during his recent address at the United Nations General Assembly, stating that the United States is using its military might to target drug cartels operating near Venezuela.

President Trump confirmed that US forces have conducted strikes against three alleged drug-trafficking boats.

“To every terrorist thug smuggling poisonous drugs into the United States of America, please be warned that we will blow you out of existence,” Trump said, emphasizing the US commitment to combating the illegal drug trade.

The remarks come amid ongoing efforts by the US to curb drug trafficking in the Caribbean and South American regions.