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Police are still investigating the shooting death of 74-year-old Frank Alan Sandy, who was killed by an off-duty officer in Mt St George, Tobago.
A 35-year-old man is in stable condition after being shot while washing his car in Carnbee last night.
Some US$207,000 (TT$1,404,820.82) worth of medical supplies have been donated by the United States government to this country’s Ministry of Health.
The Government has declared Friday 20 June, a public holiday, following the observance of both Corpus Christi and Labour Day on Thursday 19 June.
Residents of Salazar Trace, Point Fortin, apprehended two robbery suspects over the weekend after their neighbour raised the alarm.
The St. Lucia government says it has “successfully” signed collective bargaining agreements (CBAs) with seven of the nine public sector unions and staff associations, which will result in public sector workers receiving salary increases of two per cent annually within the 2022–2025 period.
Israel appeared to be expanding its air campaign against Tehran five days after its surprise attack on Iran’s military and nuclear program, as U.S. President Donald Trump posted an ominous message warning residents of the capital to evacuate.
Standing Finance Committee (SFC) chairman Jagdeo Singh yesterday issued a formal apology to Laventille West MP Kareem Marcelle, after being accused by Opposition members of making a disrespectful and inappropriate remark during the proceedings.
Widow Support TT is calling for an increase in the widow’s grant and stronger support for women who, after losing their husbands, are forced to fight costly property battles—with some even facing gun violence in their struggle to keep their family homes.
Finance Minister Davendranath Tancoo says the investigation into the substantial foreign exchange payment made to Jamaican dancehall artiste Adidja “Vybz Kartel” Palmer remains ongoing and active.
Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander has confirmed that approximately 3,000 body cameras have been requested for full deployment across law enforcement agencies. He noted that, as of now, 970 body cameras are in active use by members of the T&T Police Service.
Mounting legal bills and a spike in white-collar criminal litigation have prompted the Government to request an additional $89,492,221 for the Ministry of the Attorney General and Legal Affairs.
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