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INSPECTOR ARRESTS 'SHERIFF'
Posted: Wednesday, February 17, 2016
INSPECTOR ARRESTS 'SHERIFF'
POLICE Inspector Roger Alexander yesterday charged Ian Alleyne with resisting arrest, assaulting a police officer and using obscene language
Alleyne roughed up during arrest
Allynes insisted that yesterday's ordeal was due in part to a ratings war going on between the competing crime programmes.
Auto dealer arrested, facing domestic violence charges
...in connection with reports that he has physically assaulted his wife over the past 12 years
Mayor Tim Kee resigns
Mayor Paul in hot water*
There are growing calls for Point Fortin Mayor Clyde Paul to resign over statements he made in support of then-Port of Spain Mayor Raymond Tim Kee.
Valentine takes over as city mayor
Tim Kee finally resigns…
Garcia 'deeply hurt' by accurate media reports
UDECOTT chairman Noel Garcia yesterday said he was "deeply hurt" by media reports over his testimony at the Las Alturas Commission of Inquiry on Monday
Arcelor Mittal, SWUTT tug-of-war
Insists any payment to laid off workers hinges on an agreement with the union
Security ministry could cut more contracts
THE MINISTRY of National Security yesterday raised the prospect of further job losses as a result of a re-structuring of the security agencies
Expect increase in layoffs —expert
A member of the Economic Development Advisory Board is predicting a significant increase in T&T's unemployment rate from four per cent to 15 per cent this year
Firefighters planning protest
SATURDAY's devastating fire at High Street, San Fernando was the last straw for fire officers battling difficult conditions in performing their job.
Jwala's SUV up for auction
The Central Bank said it is a new vehicle which was purchased for the former Governor in accordance with the conditions of his terms of employment
Lecturer: Ease up on rampant imports
UNIVERSITY lecturer Professor Karl Theodore, says Trinidad and Tobago must postpone some imports
Imbert: Property Tax to be amended
FINANCE Minister Colm Imbert yesterday said amendments to the Property Tax legislation will be necessary before the tax could be collected.
Trini soca at US Grammy Awards
SOCA star Ian 'Bunji Garlin' Alvarez took soca one step closer to the Grammy Awards when he was mentioned as one of the artistes having worked on the winning Dance/Electronic album of the year
Use Grammy Award to propel local music
Bunji urges local artistes
Money woes threaten music festival
Fiery protest after cops kill man
ANGRY villagers in the close knit Indian Walk, Moruga community yesterday vowed not to rest until they get justice for the shooting death of cashier Kevin Williams, 22
$90,000 bail for man charged with unlawful killing
RAPHAEL FORBES appeared in court yesterday charged with unlawfully killing pensioner Glenroy Barclay, who died after swallowing his dentures.
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