APOLOGY FOR MURDER
Posted: Wednesday, September 20, 2017

APOLOGY FOR MURDER
OVERCOME with grief at a murder committed by his brother, Brenton McLean wept as he hugged the murder victim's son and apologised to him yesterday.

Cut off from outside world
Hurricane Maria ravages Dominica

'Situation grave' in Dominica

Maria devastates Dominica
GOVERNMENT was yesterday mobilising resources to send relief supplies and manpower to Dominica after Category 5 Hurricane Maria devastated that country

Floods hit Penal, Siparia, Cedros
While T&T continues to assist its hurricane ravaged Caribbean neighbours, a call is being made for Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and Works and Transport Minister Rohan Sinanan to tend to their people first.

Consultant at JSC: Country paying double for Cabo Star

PM's criticism upsets Tobago business owners

Permits not an entitlement to hunt outside season

I had given up on life—MIC hostage

Ministry to get counselling for MIC students
EDUCATION Minister Anthony Garcia yesterday promised that counselling would be provided to students, their parents and teachers at the MIC Institute of Technology's in O'Meara

Shop keeper robbed, slain
Police shot and killed a man hours after he was believed to have killed business owner Hanipha "Lucky" Bedassie at her mini mart at the corner of Huggins Street and the Chaguanas Main Road yesterday.

4 murders in a day - 353 for year

Man loses arm after car crash

Two cops held with illegal guns, drugs in Cedros
Two police officers from a special unit of the T&T Police Service (TTPS) were among three held last evening for possession of three illegal firearms and four crocus bags of compressed marijuana.

Cops nab cops in roadblock
TWO detectives from Port-of-Spain Division were yesterday arrested by South Western Division police following a chase which began in Cedros and ended in Oropouche.


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