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Williams: Getting away first time doesn't make it right
Posted: Friday, August 23, 2013
Williams: Getting away first time doesn't make it right
Roget arrested during 2nd protest
17 held: 'big fish' on ganja-trafficking charges
THREE of the 17 people who were arrested during a police exercise in the Beetham Estate on Wednesday will appear in court today on various offences.
Crime war strategy
List of anti-crime measures
MAN STABBED, THROWN INTO EAST DRY RIVER
Even with heightened police patrols in East Port-of-Spain, criminals attacked a man as he walked along a street, stabbing him in the back and then tossing him into the East Dry River
Govt, Opposition agree on new crime measures
PRIME Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar yesterday declared the State at war with criminals as she announced more than a dozen new crime initiatives
Stop teen killers
DARYLL DUCKS IN
Warner's younger son in surprise visit to T&T
Top crime suspect: I'm being victimised
Suspected gang leader Ashton "Boombay" Boney claimed yesterday he is being targeted by the police and "victimised as a black man striving for success".
'Get medical care urgently for virus'
The Ministry of Health has advised of the signs and symptoms of dengue fever and reminded that anyone showing any sign or symptom of dengue fever should seek immediate medical treatment
Fuad: Don't wait on spraying to fight dengue
Health minister slams lack of work by corporations
NP denies OWTU's claims
... that the company's operations were being influenced by political or Government pressure.
Lee Sing: Put local election on hold
Call elections after reform takes place
Devant: More local produce available
Increased availability of selected local commodities in 2013.
'Food Production Ministry not competing, but assisting farmers'
HRM to meet Rowley today
OPPOSITION Leader Dr Keith Rowley will today keep a promise to meet with the Highway Re-Route Movement (HRM)
We can't wait on the ballot box'
AS he continued with his own protest outside the Office of the Prime Minister in St Clair on Wednesday, activist Dr Wayne Kublalsingh commended the actions of the Oilfields Workers' Trade Union (OWTU)
Rowley: I was dubbed a racist
OPPOSITION Leader Dr Keith Rowley said he was dubbed a racist by the United National Congress (UNC) when, as Housing Minister, he attempted to address the concerns now coming to the fore in East Port of Spain.
Rowley: Committed to working with Govt
Driver in court 2 years after road death
Almost two years after Valerie Boneo was struck down as she attempted to cross the Beetham Highway
Gambler tries to bribe cop
A self-professed gambler who offered a policeman over $27,000 from his winnings as a bribe to prevent the officer from charging him for playing loud music
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