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rollingstock wrote:Keyser Soze wrote:This the same liquor mart round by where Sgt. Alleyne got shot RS? owned by a former officer?
Not far from where Alleyne got shot, not sure about the former officer part.
Humes wrote:Some interesting information should be emerging from this situation very soon.
Strange that four men caught robbing a business red-handed haven't been charged or carried before a magistrate a full two days after being held, though.
rollingstock wrote:Humes wrote:Some interesting information should be emerging from this situation very soon.
Strange that four men caught robbing a business red-handed haven't been charged or carried before a magistrate a full two days after being held, though.
^ They are running through all the reports of a similar modus and will be having identification parades.
No bail for Arouca businessman
Charged with sexual assault
Story Created: Oct 27, 2011 at 11:56 PM ECT
Story Updated: Oct 27, 2011 at 11:56 PM ECT
AN Arouca businessman was yesterday denied bail when he appeared in the Arima Magistrates' Court charged with rape and sexual assault of a 17-year-old.
Anderson Leiva, 42, of Bhagan Trace, Chaguanas, stood before Magistrate Adrian Darmanie in the First Court when charges of rape and grievous sexual assault against a 17-year-old teenager were read to him.
He was not called upon to plead to the charges, which were laid by WPC Karen Fox of the Arima CID.
Leiva, who police said owns a liquor mart on Range Road, Five Rivers, was refused bail in the matter pending a police trace to ascertain whether he has any previous or pending matters before the court.
The matter was adjourned to Monday by Darmanie. The alleged incident is said to have occurred Leiva's business place on Monday. He was arrested by a team of detectives led by Sgts Wayne Baptiste and Ganga Singh after a report was made by the victim at the Arouca CID.
–Akile Simon
Humes wrote:It's a liquor store on Range Road that they supposedly robbed?
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/No_ ... 59208.htmlNo bail for Arouca businessman
Charged with sexual assault
Story Created: Oct 27, 2011 at 11:56 PM ECT
Story Updated: Oct 27, 2011 at 11:56 PM ECT
AN Arouca businessman was yesterday denied bail when he appeared in the Arima Magistrates' Court charged with rape and sexual assault of a 17-year-old.
Anderson Leiva, 42, of Bhagan Trace, Chaguanas, stood before Magistrate Adrian Darmanie in the First Court when charges of rape and grievous sexual assault against a 17-year-old teenager were read to him.
He was not called upon to plead to the charges, which were laid by WPC Karen Fox of the Arima CID.
Leiva, who police said owns a liquor mart on Range Road, Five Rivers, was refused bail in the matter pending a police trace to ascertain whether he has any previous or pending matters before the court.
The matter was adjourned to Monday by Darmanie. The alleged incident is said to have occurred Leiva's business place on Monday. He was arrested by a team of detectives led by Sgts Wayne Baptiste and Ganga Singh after a report was made by the victim at the Arouca CID.
–Akile Simon
Hook wrote:I still don't get the OP's implied correlation between the poor state of journalism across the board in T&T today and one reporter's crime spree.
Skanky wrote:Hook wrote:I still don't get the OP's implied correlation between the poor state of journalism across the board in T&T today and one reporter's crime spree.
When you go to Junior Sec you kinda learn to read and write.
When you kinda learn to read and write you become a journalist.
When you become a journalist you think you're Brenda Starr.
When you think you're Brenda Starr you try to pull off daring liquor mart robberies.
When you try to pull off daring liquor mart robberies you end up on I.D Parade.
Don't end up on I.D Parade! Get DirecTV.
Kenjo wrote:Was it possible that they were doing a sort of revenge for th victims? Vigilante type work?
Hook wrote:While your response is humorous
Skanky wrote:Hook wrote:I still don't get the OP's implied correlation between the poor state of journalism across the board in T&T today and one reporter's crime spree.
When you go to Junior Sec you kinda learn to read and write.
When you kinda learn to read and write you become a journalist.
When you become a journalist you think you're Brenda Starr.
When you think you're Brenda Starr you try to pull off daring liquor mart robberies.
When you try to pull off daring liquor mart robberies you end up on I.D Parade.
Don't end up on I.D Parade! Get DirecTV.
Skanky wrote:Hook wrote:I still don't get the OP's implied correlation between the poor state of journalism across the board in T&T today and one reporter's crime spree.
When you go to Junior Sec you kinda learn to read and write.
When you kinda learn to read and write you become a journalist.
When you become a journalist you think you're Brenda Starr.
When you think you're Brenda Starr you try to pull off daring liquor mart robberies.
When you try to pull off daring liquor mart robberies you end up on I.D Parade.
Don't end up on I.D Parade! Get DirecTV.
Humes wrote:Their 48 hours is almost up.
Humes wrote:Hook wrote:While your response is humorous
It eh even that.
It just dumb all over.
Skanky wrote:Hook wrote:I still don't get the OP's implied correlation between the poor state of journalism across the board in T&T today and one reporter's crime spree.
When you go to Junior Sec you kinda learn to read and write.
When you kinda learn to read and write you become a journalist.
When you become a journalist you think you're Brenda Starr.
When you think you're Brenda Starr you try to pull off daring liquor mart robberies.
When you try to pull off daring liquor mart robberies you end up on I.D Parade.
Don't end up on I.D Parade! Get DirecTV.
S_2NR wrote:Skanky wrote:Hook wrote:I still don't get the OP's implied correlation between the poor state of journalism across the board in T&T today and one reporter's crime spree.
When you have cable you dont pick up your books.
When you dont pick up your books you pass for Junior sec.
When you go to Junior Sec you kinda learn to read and write.
When you kinda learn to read and write you become a journalist.
When you become a journalist you think you're Brenda Starr.
When you think you're Brenda Starr you try to pull off daring liquor mart robberies.
When you try to pull off daring liquor mart robberies you end up on I.D Parade.
Don't end up on I.D Parade! Get DirecTV.
good try but you supposed to start it with something about cable tv tho..
TWO MEDIA workers are expected to appear before an Arima magistrate today charged with allegedly robbing an Arouca liquor mart of more than $300,000 in cash and alcoholic beverages.
The two, a reporter and a cameraman, are employees of Caribbean Communications Network, parent company of the Express newspapers and CCN TV6.
According to the police a total of 12 charges were laid against the reporter.
They were allegedly part of a group of four who were arrested on Sunday night moments after they allegedly robbed a Range Road, Arouca liquor mart.
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Reporter, cameraman in court today on robbery charges
Published:
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Derek Achong
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Two journalists are among four men expected to appear before an Arima magistrate today charged with more than five robberies in which they posed as police officers. One of them, a reporter with the Trinidad Express newspapers, has been charged with ten criminal offences. Police said the reporter allegedly had a criminal record which included previous convictions for housebreaking and larceny.
Similar charges were laid against a cameraman, employed with Caribbean Communications Network (CCN TV6), and two security guards. The four were charged with offences, which included armed robbery, shooting with intent, impersonating a police officer, uttering a false document, robbery with violence and possession of a firearm and ammunition.
The suspects were arrested after a liquor store on Range Road, Arouca, was robbed on Sunday around 8 pm. The police said the men, who posed as police officers, went to the businessplace with a search warrant. The owner later was robbed of more than $250,000 in cash and a case of Johnny Walker Scotch whisky, valued at $2,700, police said.
The men were confronted by police and were held after an alleged shootout. Police recovered two nine-mm pistols with six rounds of ammunition. One allegedly belonged to retired police commissioner Kenny Mohammed, whose home was broken into last January.
Searches of the suspects’ homes revealed several security uniforms, fraudulent search warrants, security devices and a pistol magazine. They were placed on identification parades at the La Horquetta Police Station on Monday and at the Port-of-Spain CID yesterday. Several robbery victims attended the parades, police said. Police sources said yesterday one of the security guards was identified by a Venezuelan student who allegedly was robbed in Woodbrook earlier this year.
The suspect was identified by another Woodbrook resident, who said he robbed her at gunpoint as she walked near her home. The group was also identified as having been allegedly involved in two other armed robberies in east Trinidad. ACP Terry Young and Sr Supt David Abraham led investigations.
Express Journalist Akile Simon and TV6 Cameraman Brendon Alexander appear before Anna Ryan in the Arima First Magistrate's court.
Express journalist Akile Simon on ten robbery related charges and expresses fear for his life, asks magistrate to make special arrangements.
TV6 cameraman Brendon Alexander charged with robbery and driving with a false registration plate remanded in custody for tracing.
Marley Charles and Randy Borris also charged with robbery of an Arouca Liquor store and remanded in custody for tracing as well to May 28.
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