Thirty members of the Muslim gang from Port-of-Spain have been arrested overnight after a gunfight between rival gangs.
Police have also identified a gang leader and 11 members believed to have been behind the 'shooting mayhem' that broke out in the capital city on Thursday, which resulted in the immediate response of officers from the Organised Crime and Intelligence Unit.
The incident started at Nelson Street, where according to intelligence, it is believed that original Muslim gang members who converted to Rastafarianism and joined the Rasta City gang have claimed Nelson Street as their turf now and were said to be “running people out of their homes.”
Throughout Thursday night there were scores of gunshots exchanged between rival gang members, causing several people to flee the area during the early hours of this morning.
Police have issued a warning to members of the public to stay away from Nelson Street, Duncan and George Streets.