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Kidnapped soldier, found dead in Laventille
Posted: Friday, June 22, 2012
Soldier abducted
...bundled into car by 2 armed men
Soldier kidnapped
POLICE including officers from the Anti-Kidnapping Unit (AKU) were last night searching for a soldier from the Trinidad and Tobago Regiment, who according to reports, is believed to have been kidnapped on Wednesday night while driving in Felicity, central Trinidad.
Kidnapped soldier, found dead in Laventille
Police last night found the body of kidnapped soldier Nigel Sinaswee, 40, of Roystonia Gardens, Couva.
Lambert ready to work with Labour Minister
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PARDON FOR 50
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It was murder
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...Subhas: Jail 'em for 75 years
Persons found guilty of drunk driving should be jailed for 75 years.
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Seetahal: AG should not be politician
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Boundaries must be respected—Dumas
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Jeremie behind sedition charge
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Diesel spill shuts down water plant at Guanapo
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$4.6M wall for Dretchi
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'No evidence human trafficking exists'
WITHOUT the proclamation of the Trafficking in Persons Act which was passed last year, there is very little the police can do to actively address the issue of human trafficking in the country.
Partap: Tackle gun-running
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Give traffic plan a chance
MOM BURNS GIRL ON HOT TAWAH
A Longdenville mother is in police custody after she punished her eight-year-old daughter by burning the child's left hand on a hot tawah.
$1M in forest 'ganja' destroyed
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