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Entrepreneur Laurel Baisden expresses concern over the timing of ACP for the Central and South-West Division’s Wayne Mystar being sent on 16 months vacation leave.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
The recent shake-up in the hierarchy of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) is drawing mixed reactions, with some police officers, as well as a southern business chamber and a criminologist questioning the decision. Others, though, say the changes are completely normal.
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PolSC Chairman Dr Wendell Wallace
Chairman of the Police Service Commission Dr Wendell Wallace says it is the prerogative of the Commissioner of Police to assign and reassign senior officers as he sees fit.
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Pallbearers carry the coffin of Police Constable Jamal Charles to a waiting hearse after the funeral service held at Nur-E-Islam Masjid on El Socorro Road, San Juan, yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
A police constable has been charged in connection with the shooting death of municipal police officer Jamal Charles, which occurred in a guard booth at the Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government.
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Students of Preysal Secondary School leave the school’s compound after the end of classes yesterday.
SHASTRI BOODAN
At least one student from the Preysal Secondary School has been suspended for locking a police officer in a classroom.
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Four members of a car-stealing ring have been ordered to be detained at the Eastern Correctional Rehabilitation Centre in Santa Rosa under the State of Emergency regulations.
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Guatemalan soldiers hoist flag on Sarstoon Island.
This was Caricom’s message yesterday after Guatemalan armed forces illegally entered Belize’s territory and hoisted their flag on Belizean territory.
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Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Sean Sobers
This was the defiant stance taken by Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Sean Sobers during a telephone interview with Guardian Media, making it clear that this country would not be intimidated.
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Empty bottles and rubbish clog a storm drain along South Quay near City Gate in Port-of-Spain, in the aftermath of severe flooding in recent days.
ROGER JACOB
Minister of Works and Infrastructure Jearlean John was on the ground at the Sea Lots water pumps yesterday, assuring citizens that her ministry is working around the clock to keep Port-of-Spain dry and to strengthen the country’s flood response.
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Grass and debris clog a drain in the HDC’s Cypres Hill, Union Hall community, after heavy rains on Monday triggered flooding in the area.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
Residents and businesses in Union Hall, San Fernando, are again calling for urgent drainage upgrades after Monday’s floods left roads impassable and properties under water.
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NPTA President Walter Stewart
President of the National Parent Teacher Association (NPTA), Walter Stewart, says the Education Ministry intends to rent the 300-plus chairs needed for students of South East Port-of-Spain Secondary School (SEPOS), at least in the short term, as it is not the only school in need of furniture.
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Officers from the La Romaine Police Post and the San Fernando Crime Patrol Unit recovered a stolen vehicle during an Anti-Crime Stop and Search exercise in La Romaine on Monday.
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Barbados is set to have a new head of state, as Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley and Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne today signed the official documents nominating former health minister and retired military officer, Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Bostic, to be the island’s second president.
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