The Trinidad and To­ba­go Reg­i­ment says it is ful­ly co­op­er­at­ing with the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice in a probe in­to a re­port that in­di­vid­u­als in mil­i­tary wear robbed two peo­ple in Mal­oney.

In a re­lease yes­ter­day, the Reg­i­ment said de­tails re­main lim­it­ed but em­pha­sised that all re­ports of pos­si­ble mis­con­duct are treat­ed se­ri­ous­ly and that it re­mains com­mit­ted to main­tain­ing the high­est stan­dards of pro­fes­sion­al­ism and ac­count­abil­i­ty.

Po­lice and the De­fence Force are in­ves­ti­gat­ing whether four cam­ou­flage-clad men in­volved in the rob­bery were ac­tu­al sol­diers or im­per­son­ators.

The sus­pects re­port­ed­ly ap­proached two men, aged 19 and 32, on the sec­ond floor of Build­ing 12 at Mal­oney Gar­dens around 10.45 pm on Mon­day.

They iden­ti­fied them­selves as sol­diers but did not show of­fi­cial iden­ti­fi­ca­tion be­fore steal­ing $6,000 and $1,000 from the vic­tims.

By­standers told po­lice the sus­pects fled in what ap­peared to be a Reg­i­ment-is­sued ve­hi­cle, li­cence plate 5TTR275.

The ve­hi­cle was last seen on the Churchill-Roo­sevelt High­way.

ACP in charge of the Crim­i­nal Di­vi­sion, Richard Smith, said po­lice were de­ter­mined to bring the per­pe­tra­tors to jus­tice, re­gard­less of whether they were le­git­i­mate sol­diers or im­pos­tors.