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PCA PROBES COPS
Posted: Thursday, June 18, 2015
PCA PROBES COPS
...steps in alleged ganja cover-up at PM's house
...wrapped up in one month, says top cop
NO ONE TOLD ME
The officer heading the Police Special Branch two years ago when a ganja-like substance was found on the grounds of the Prime Minister's private home is insisting that no one told her of the incident back then
Griffith: Police dropped the ball
Riot at prison
...Five officers, seven inmates injured
Five injured in retaliatory attack: Officers ambushed at Arouca prison
Jailhouse licks
Jailed journalist calls for Remand Yard probe
...claims inhumane treatment
Jack claims ganja find at PM's home not first: 'Tell the country who Christian is Kamla'
Dookeran defends PM
...expresses disappointment with COP
Dooks bows out election
COP to fight 13 seats—Ramadhar
Police launch 'mystery customer' initiative
Rowley wants Richardson out NOC
People's National Movement leader Dr Keith Rowley has called on former Deputy Police Commissioner Mervyn Richardson to resign
Political analysts divided on 'ganja find' fallout
What the law says
...questions have arisen on whether the Prime Minister can be held liable, even though she was not in this country at the time of the discovery.
Kamla 'horrified' over ganja find claim
Lawyer: Is Hart coming?
Las Alturas Enquiry
Guave Road Farmers seeking injunction against CDA
...which it claims has been trespassing and destroying crops on 100 acres of land.
Cda: We won't destroy crops
Kambon: Boycott DR products
... to protest what some critics fear is a looming "ethnic cleansing" of persons of Haitian descent, including many born in the DR
Remove laws that discriminate against us
Trinidad-born United States judge Helen Whitener has challenged the relevant authorities to remove the laws that discriminate against homosexual people in Trinidad and Tobago.
Body found in St Augustine drain
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a 43-year-old man on Tuesday night.
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