A woman linked to the theft of firearms at a mu­nic­i­pal po­lice sta­tion is among three more peo­ple placed un­der Pre­ven­tive De­ten­tion Or­ders (PDOs) un­der the Emer­gency Pow­ers Reg­u­la­tions, 2026.

The or­ders were is­sued against Kristal Lewis, De­von Shawn Ross, al­so known as “Mon­ster,” “Ti­ki” and “Eyes,” and Rahim “Guns” Fitz­worme.

The or­der against Lewis, made on Wednes­day, states that she will be de­tained at the Women’s Prison in Gold­en Grove, Arou­ca, or an­oth­er lo­ca­tion di­rect­ed by the Min­is­ter of Home­land Se­cu­ri­ty.

Ac­cord­ing to the grounds out­lined in the or­der, Lewis was iden­ti­fied as an af­fil­i­ate of an or­gan­ised crime group known to law en­force­ment as the La­m­ont Street Gang.

The or­der al­leges that the group has ac­cess to firearms and am­mu­ni­tion and is in­volved in the traf­fick­ing and sale of nar­cotics and am­mu­ni­tion, shoot­ings, mur­ders and re­tal­ia­to­ry at­tacks on ri­val gangs. It fur­ther al­leges that Lewis fa­cil­i­tat­ed firearms con­ceal­ment for the group and links her to in­tel­li­gence con­cern­ing the al­leged theft of firearms from a mu­nic­i­pal po­lice sta­tion and at­tempts to sell or dis­trib­ute them. The or­der al­so al­leges she was linked to the dis­cov­ery of a high-pow­ered firearm in a ve­hi­cle.

Ear­li­er this week, the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice con­firmed that 89 of the over 100 po­lice firearms stolen from the San Fer­nan­do Mu­nic­i­pal Po­lice Sta­tion re­main un­ac­count­ed for. The guns and am­mu­ni­tion were stolen af­ter act­ing cor­po­ral Anus­ka Ever­s­ley was mur­dered in­side the sta­tion in April.

Ever­s­ley’s col­league, Con­sta­ble Ji­van “Big­gs” Coop­er, Kwame Arnold, 20, and Nicholas “Nico” Ram­dass, ap­peared be­fore the court charged with mur­der, pos­ses­sion of firearms, pos­ses­sion of am­mu­ni­tion and rob­bing Ever­s­ley of 114 pis­tols, one re­volver, six shot­guns, two MPX sub­ma­chine guns, 173 firearm mag­a­zines, 4,355 rounds of 9mm am­mu­ni­tion, 30 rounds of 12-gauge am­mu­ni­tion and ten rounds of .38 am­mu­ni­tion.

The or­der against Ross states that he will be de­tained at the East­ern Cor­rec­tion­al Re­ha­bil­i­ta­tion Cen­tre in San­ta Rosa, Ari­ma, or an­oth­er lo­ca­tion di­rect­ed by the min­is­ter.

The grounds out­lined in the or­der al­lege that Ross was iden­ti­fied as a mem­ber of an in­for­mal crime group which has ac­cess to firearms and am­mu­ni­tion.

The or­der al­leges that Ross was in the process of as­sum­ing lead­er­ship and con­trol of a drug block pre­vi­ous­ly op­er­at­ed by a rel­a­tive who is now in­car­cer­at­ed, and links him to a re­cent armed rob­bery and a dou­ble homi­cide.

The or­der against Fitz­worme states he will be de­tained at the East­ern Cor­rec­tion­al Re­ha­bil­i­ta­tion Cen­tre in San­ta Rosa, Ari­ma, or an­oth­er lo­ca­tion di­rect­ed by the min­is­ter.

The grounds al­lege that Fitz­worme was iden­ti­fied as an ac­tive mem­ber of an or­gan­ised crime group known as the Snatch­ing Ring Gang. It al­leges that Fitz­worme is the leader of the group, which is de­scribed as a sub­set of a larg­er or­gan­ised crime group known to law en­force­ment as the Sev­en Gang.