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Thursday, February 20, 2025

Regiment says safeguards in place to stop its ammo reaching criminals

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784 days ago
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A group of soldiers head from the TT Regiment.

A group of soldiers head from the TT Regiment.

Abraham Diaz

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Reg­i­ment says there are safe­guards in place to keep its am­mu­ni­tion from falling in­to the hands of crim­i­nal el­e­ments.

This comes af­ter reg­i­ment shells were found by po­lice on at least three crime scenes for the month of De­cem­ber so far.

In a re­lease, the reg­i­ment said it was aware of "am­mu­ni­tion bear­ing mark­ings sim­i­lar to the am­mu­ni­tion au­tho­rised for Reg­i­ment use on­ly." It says it will work tire­less­ly with the TTPS to get to find the cul­prits.

The Reg­i­ment says it in­tends to con­tin­ue to pro­vide full co­op­er­a­tion "in­to the ver­i­fi­ca­tion and in­ves­ti­ga­tion of this se­ri­ous mat­ter."

Based on the out­come of the re­view, the Reg­i­ment says "nec­es­sary mil­i­tary dis­ci­pli­nary ac­tions will be in­sti­tut­ed to ad­dress any con­tra­ven­tions of crim­i­nal law."

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