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7 COPS CHARGED Posted: Thursday, July 17, 2014
7 COPS CHARGED SEVEN police officers including a female officer, from the Princes Town Police Station appeared in court yesterday charged with misbehaviour in public office related to setting fire to a teenager at that police station in December.
Seven cops charged with misbehaving After claims by teen of being burnt in police station...
6 COPS CHARGED …granted $.3m bail for allegedly setting fire to teenager in police custody
...Lucky: Charges laid on PCA's recommendations Investigations into the matter involving teenager Jamerson John
Top cop: No reports of soldier brutality ... he could only investigate and prosecute the matters if those affected actually reported these incidents to the police.
Top Cop condemns soldiers' actions
Laventille man: I was also beaten
Relatives claim soldiers kidnap 'Bandy's' brother in Grenada Relatives of Duane Skeete, the brother of Dillon "Bandy" Skeete, who is allegedly being sought by soldiers for the shooting death of their colleague Kayode Thomas are now claiming that Duane has been kidnapped by soldiers
Top cop waiting on St Michael's letter ACTING Police Commissioner Stephen Williams said yesterday he was as yet unaware of the details of a letter sent to his office by Attorney General Anand Ramlogan calling for an investigation into St Michael's School for Boys.
Aunt of boy who died at St Michael's School pleads: Don't dismiss report
Organisations concerned bill may not pass Parliament should not go into recess until the passage of the long overdue procurement legislation.
Investments in energy at highest since downturn Minister Ramnarine:
Need US currency TTMA having severe problems.
Citizens relieved to find service at passport office
King George V Park to be renamed for Nelson Mandela Tomorrow at 10 am, in a ceremony involving the Port-of-Spain City Corporation and the South African High Commission, King George V Park will be renamed the Nelson Mandela Park
Professor Castro delivers feature address at UWI Professor Dr Fidel Castro Diaz-Balart, son of former president of the Republic of Cuba Dr Fidel Castro, delivered the feature address at a special lecture held at the University of the West Indies, St Augustine yesterday.
Move to beef up sea patrols Aftermath of LNG tanker robbery
Fourth case of Chikungunya? Health Minister not sure Health Minister, Dr Fuad Khan, yesterday was unable to confirm whether the nation had recorded its fourth case of the Chikungunya virus.
London: Don't panic Tobago records 2 murders in 48 hours
Accuracy over speed in Dana's murder case
Municipal police walk off the job Officers protest poor working conditions, no $1,000 allowance as yet
Three get $.29m bail for attempted murder Three men, including two teenagers, were yesterday granted cumulative bail of $290,000 after they appeared before a Sangre Grande magistrate on charges of attempted murder, kidnapping and robbery with violence.
Senior cop wrongly identifies accused ONE of the four police officers who gave evidence during the Vindra Naipaul-Coolman murder trial at the Hall of Justice in Port of Spain yesterday wrongly identified one of the accused
Shotgun blast to the face A BLANCHISSEUSE family remains traumatised after a gardener and father of two was shot in the face and killed as he slept on a bed next to his horrified wife
Retired policeman takes own life RETIRED policeman Jules George, 56, committed suicide at his home in Mt Hope.
Petrotrin worker shot dead POLICE are investigating the murder of a Petrotrin employee who was shot not far from his home in Barrackpore.
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