Denyse Renne
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Cops pursue airtight 'Pelican' case
Businessman Adrian Scoon has handed over all his electronic devices to the Cyber Crime Unit.The devices, including an Apple laptop and cellphone, were submitted by Scoon to police following the → Read More
Big increase in police contract payouts from 2016 to 2022
Spending by the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service on contracts, fees and development programmes for the period 2016-2022 shows a significant increase during the past three years.Contract employment in 2016 → Read More
Football freeco and the Commissioner's Cup
Part II of an investigation into football scholarships in Trinidad and Tobago.THE T&T Police Service (TTPS) approached State-owned National Lotteries Control Board (NLCB) in 2019 seeking sponsorship to the tune → Read More
The Bad Wolf at the door
Fired T&T national football coach Terry Fenwick is at the centre of a tangled web of requests for funding for football scholarships through Irish company Bad Wolf Sports into which → Read More
5 full-fledged SoEs
Trinidad and Tobago has experienced five full-fledged states of emergency (SoE) since it became independent in 1962, only one of which is because of infectious disease.There was one limited SoE → Read More
Shooting suspects 'rushed' to hospital? Footage tells another story
Police officers attached to the Northern Division watched an alleged male suspect whom they had shot bleed to death on the road for 23 minutes instead of taking him to → Read More
Gun dealers, businessmen in $$ racket
A multi-million-dollar racket involving several registered firearm dealers catering to crime-worried business people willing to pay big bucks for peace of mind has been uncovered by the Sunday Express.Among those → Read More
HERE'S THE PROOF
Here’s the proof the Police Commissioner has asked for.In a media release yesterday, top cop Gary Griffith stated categorically that he never approved Provisional Licences (PL) and Firearm User’s Licences → Read More
$4m missing, says DSS founder
Four million dollars is missing following the September 22 raid of Drugs Sou Sou TT (DSS) in La Horquetta by Special Operations Response Team (SORT) officers.This figure was given to → Read More
QUESTIONS FOR GARY
THE Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force military uniform is one which is quite distinctive, and what was shown in a video recording and photo by the Sunday Express yesterday, is → Read More
COP CAUGHT
Video footage seen by the Sunday Express shows a Special Operations Response Team (SORT) officer secretly stuffing a block of cash into his tactical uniform during the raid at a → Read More
I have a clean record, says DSS founder
Drugs Sou Sou (DSS) founder Kerron Clarke has denied his multimillion-dollar La Horquetta-based operation is a pyramid scheme.Clarke has been silent since the police raid last week, which saw an → Read More
PCA: Take immediate action
The Police Complaints Authority (PCA) has recommended that Assistant Commissioner of Police Irwin Hackshaw face internal disciplinary action in connection with soliciting close to $2 million from businesses. → Read More
Tobago wants hope
Tashia Grace Burris, 35, is a young woman facing the polls for the first time. → Read More
Acting ACP Totaram Dookhie has been arrested
Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police Totaram Dookhie was this morning arrested by officers of the Professional Standards Bureau (PSB) and remains in custody. → Read More
Query over $3m account
A WOMAN dear to Princes Town Member of Parliament Barry Padarath is being investigated by police in connection with a bank account with close to $3 million in deposits. → Read More
Hackshaw still be criminally investigated, says PCA
The Police Complaints Authority (PCA) is responding to a Guardian newspaper report today that the investigation into the financial dealings of Assistant Commissioner of Police Irwin Hackshaw was closed and → Read More
Covid-19 not stopping PCA probes
THE Police Complaints Authority (PCA) has investigated 150 fatal police shooting incidents resulting in 258 deaths from 2011 to March 2019.And despite restrictions in place for Covid-19, the PCA continues → Read More
Placing country above politics
Restrictions related to the Covid-19 pandemic have had little or no effect on reducing crime.In an interview with the Express last week, social researcher Daurius Figueira said the murder toll → Read More
The elderly and COVID-19
Several private homes catering to the elderly have implemented measures to protect staff and residents against COVID-19. → Read More