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Violent Beetham protests anger CoP
Posted: Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Violent Beetham protests anger CoP
Acting Commissioner of Police Stephen Williams says it is time for the police to get tough with people who break the law
Police, soldiers clash with Beetham residents
Tensions ran high yesterday as police and soldiers clashed with Beetham Gardens residents
WAR ZONE
Activist: Protests won't stop until probe starts
Beetham not backing down
Residents insist police killed unarmed man
Beetham backlash
Top cop: What about citizens' rights?
The gloves are off when dealing with communities such as the Beetham Gardens following the riots there on Sunday and yesterday.
Govt, Opposition in more crime talks Thursday
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PM: Rapid Response Unit by next year
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Psychologist: Call 30 years late
President wants help for cops
Former Chief Justice knocks email probe
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Two new Judges appointed
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Transparency is the issue
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Early sitting for proportional representation bill debate
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Ramadharsingh: Driver confessed to being part of a 'diabolical ploy'
Health sector gets poor rating in poll
A recent Market and Opinion Research International (MORI) poll has given the public health sector a poor rating with respect to the waiting time for treatment at the nation's hospitals.
Febeau gets a spanking new school
While many schools had problems on their opening day yesterday
Thousands of children at home
New term begins, but...
Rats, bats, pigeons in class
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Schoolgirl's bag weighs 30 lbs
Owner: Over $1m loss in Sando warehouse fire
Fire destroys a warehouse and neighbouring home at St Joseph Village, San Fernando.
'Hospital worker may have stolen ultrasound machine'
A staff member at San Fernando General Hospital, not a stranger, is likely responsible for the theft of the portable ultrasound machine that went missing almost one month ago.
Prisoner held with ganja
A prisoner at the Port-of-Spain Magistrates' court was yesterday held with .5 grammes of marijuana.
Cops kill would-be drug smuggler
POLICE shot and killed a would-be drug smuggler yesterday morning and wounded one of his accomplices during an early morning police exercise.
Phone caller gets 4 months for rape, murder threats
AFTER pleading guilty to telephoning a woman and threatening to rape, mutilate and kill her, Ian Roy was yesterday sentenced to four months in prison.
Trini parents' baby slain in NY shooting
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