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Four shot dead in New Grant
Posted: Tuesday, May 26, 2020
Four shot dead in New Grant
Two of the victims were Venezuelan nationals
Venezuelan housekeeper, 3 men shot dead
Acting Deputy Commissioner Mc Donald Jacob in charge of Intelligence and Investigation said it was believed the shooting occurred overnight between 11p.m. on Sunday and 1 a.m. on Monday. "We have some leads … We are at the stage now where we have particular leads and we are looking forward to solve this crime…"
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Espinet objects to terms of Govt Vat bonds
According to Espinet: "The issue of the Bond is a concession from the Businesses to the State. This should not come with conditions. Additionally, the regulations should be amended to allow Companies to offset VAT Refunds against any Tax Payments that are due."
Panday turns 87, vows to help daughter in elections
Even at 87, there is no stopping former prime minister Basdeo Panday as he embarks on another chapter of his political career.
Hunt to campaign on crime in upcoming elections
"I think the answer is obvious...based on the current crime situation, again I don't want to explashiate into areas. I want to hold back a bit for when the time is right but the current state of security requires somebody with immense experience, capability, knowledge to really take all the forces in Trinidad and Tobago under the Ministry of National Security forward."
Seales shifted to Tabaquite; hints of Marlene return
Chaguanas East MP: Teach people to fish, grow crops
He said, "It was better to teach people how to do something themselves than to just do it for them. The solution has always been there, but its success needed collaboration, camaraderie, cooperation and genuine care for humanity before it could work."
COP goes virtual to reach the people
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Fisherman charged with neighbour's murder
Gardner and father of four Damien Mollineau, 40, of Edward Trace in Basse Terre Village was shot and killed in his garden, near his home, on December 26, 2019. With his last breath, he allegedly told his brother who killed him.
Musical director reported missing
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Two teenage girls reported missing in separate incidents
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