ROFL!! bandits caught in tree, latrine

[uncle sam]

Two bumbling teenage bandits were caught in a mango tree and an outhouse shortly after they robbed a Chinese restaurant in St James on Monday night. One was found when police heard screams coming from the toilet at a house on Ethel Street. They later learned the bandit was screaming because he was being attacked by a swarm of insects whose nest he had disturbed while hiding from the police.

The other suspect, who had climbed a mango tree to hide, was held after police noticed the branches were moving while a National Security helicopter was hovering nearby. According to police reports, around 8.30 pm three men, armed with knives, entered the restaurant on Mucurapo Road.

The restaurant owners, who are Chinese nationals, told investigators after entering the restaurant the three drew their weapons, threatened them and robbed them of $5,600. They then ran off in different directions but were chased by police, led by Senior Supt Ishmael David.

The suspects, who are 19 and 17, were held. They are said to be from East Dry River, Port-of-Spain, and have been held by police in the recent past for larceny offences. They are expected to be charged with armed robbery later this week. Police did not catch the third suspect but found $4,000 of the stolen cash from the two who were arrested. Supt Alfonso Patterson and Insp Henry Dann are investigating.

Published:
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Derek Achong

[nemisis]

meh unphased

[Sky]

What woul dbe nice is if they split two of them and offer some sort of plea bargain.
Trick them into bussin the 3rd one files.

[shake d livin wake d dead]

LMAO...

[TRAE]

it good, dem hadda make the retarded bandit list for the year

[KURMAman]

reminds me of

[zoom rader]

A latrine is something that you would expect in south. But on Ethel st, st James?

[link]

What woul dbe nice is if they split two of them and offer some sort of plea bargain.
Trick them into bussin the 3rd one files.

don't hve to do that...
just have d 2 of them in the same room...hang one-ah-dem b@!!$ inside an opened drawer...make the slam...and hear the next 'buss files'...
.
or
put one 'inside' with ah 'big' man who there for a good time...and the other in the adjoining cell...after the first couple hours...the one in the adjoining cell will voluntarily 'buss files'....
.

[ztune]

ha! reminds me of a story sometime ago where a lady who caught one bandit and was beating him while he was calling out for help from his accomplice.

[cinco]

meh neither of them dead

[Greypatch]

teenage parasites rather rob that look for a job.

[Hook]

did he eat da poo poo?

[BrotherHood]

It good for dey MC.

Dem start bad to begin with. Rel cartoon bandit. Gone to hold up a restaurant with knife.

[sMASH]

they caught the bandits who rob restaurants and stuff, but they did not catch the one that broke the glass case of my friends' jewelry store during broad daylight and made off with a lot of valuable jewelry.

all crime is crime, but the amount that was stolen kinda shows a relationship to the rate of recovery. i mean, the jewelry store was on high street sando, which are always littered with ocifers all over, with the station on top the hill.

[Rooki3]

latrine in st james

[- Rovin's car audio -]

excellent job occifers !

dem youths want to play dey robbing but when they go in jail they eh go like d kinda rubbing they gonna get inside dey .....

[Habit7]

latrine in st james

3,000 dirty latrines in Port of Spain
Lee Sing: No vehicles to clean them

By Camille Bethel camille.bethel@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: May 27, 2011 at 12:49 AM ECT
Story Updated: May 27, 2011 at 12:49 AM ECT

Mayor of Port of Spain Louis Lee Sing is worried about the existence of 3,000 uncleaned latrines in the city of Port of Spain.
Lee Sing was speaking about the issue at yesterday's statutory meeting at City Hall where Winifred David was officially appointed chief executive officer of the Port of Spain City Corporation.

He said one of the main issues remains the question of working equipment to clean the latrine pits which have been outlawed by the council. "As late as last night I was on another meeting with the Minister of Works and Transport on the issue of flooding and he himself seemed alarmed when I told him that we have remaining in the city 3,000 latrine pits, some of them even in the beautiful area of Woodbrook."
Lee Sing said the city has to find a way to insist and ensure that no more latrine pits are erected in the city but the present challenge that confronts the City Corporation is the unavailability of equipment to clean the latrine pits.
"There are two vehicles that are used, to clean them, and both of them are out of commission at present. I hope the rains don't come soon," he said.

Another issue Lee Sing said that has been raised with the public health officer is an increase in the rodent population particularly in St James, Charlotte Street, George Street, Prince Street and Ariapita Avenue.
"It seems as though the rodents have a choice of quality food left by vendors, and indeed people who buy food on the streets."
He said the city has to get on top of the illegal food vending on the pavements of the city to deal with the rat issue.

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/3_0 ... 04383.html

[SweeP]

i find dey shud ah leave de insects to finish de job den hope de insects migrate to de mango tree after!!

[RBphoto]

they caught the bandits who rob restaurants and stuff, but they did not catch the one that broke the glass case of my friends' jewelry store during broad daylight and made off with a lot of valuable jewelry.

all crime is crime, but the amount that was stolen kinda shows a relationship to the rate of recovery. i mean, the jewelry store was on high street sando, which are always littered with ocifers all over, with the station on top the hill.

Chinee pay their protection money, not taxes (your friend is doing it wrong)

[BrotherHood]

they caught the bandits who rob restaurants and stuff, but they did not catch the one that broke the glass case of my friends' jewelry store during broad daylight and made off with a lot of valuable jewelry.

all crime is crime, but the amount that was stolen kinda shows a relationship to the rate of recovery. i mean, the jewelry store was on high street sando, which are always littered with ocifers all over, with the station on top the hill.

Chinee pay their protection money, not taxes (your friend is doing it wrong)

Daz wa you go really tell the man?

[RBphoto]

they caught the bandits who rob restaurants and stuff, but they did not catch the one that broke the glass case of my friends' jewelry store during broad daylight and made off with a lot of valuable jewelry.

all crime is crime, but the amount that was stolen kinda shows a relationship to the rate of recovery. i mean, the jewelry store was on high street sando, which are always littered with ocifers all over, with the station on top the hill.

Chinee pay their protection money, not taxes (your friend is doing it wrong)

Daz wa you go really tell the man?

How much manpower it take to hold them fellas, pluss the use of a chopper? You think they getting that mobilized if they not greasing palm for years before? And for what? to recover a few thousand. The youths really stupid to mess with ANY Chineese.

[BrotherHood]

So once you not passing ah money on the side for protection of your business then you are left for the dogs? The words 'To protect & Serve With Pride' don't live here anymore.

[Rooki3]

BH dais how it wrks, community leaders do d same thing, u pay a $$ to operate in their territory & u remain safe, if a man violate, he getting fcuked up for sure, refuse to pay & yur business might end up like d one one d emr last sept

[RBphoto]

^^^^ doh takemy word for it..... but all I saying is look at the response to the nature of the crime. I doubt I would get that type of response if someone held up my family at home.

[DVSTT]

reminds me of

[toyota2nr]

But the bees do a better job than the police.

[matthewmazda]

17 and 19 them youths cant go just get a wuk, gesh bandits in the making

[Hook]

17 and 19 them youths cant go just get a wuk, gesh bandits in the making

That ship has sailed.

What's interesting is all that manpower with helicopter et al, but rape victims are being told to "go put on some clothes and come back".
It really appears as though some get preferential treatment.

I'm glad they caught the bandits, but I wished the TTPS showed the same interest across the board.

[RIPEBREDFRUIT]

bandit is bandit, anyone of those worthless youths ever try to rob me, is level break fking bones and pain in they MC before i walk away.

These youths of today are lazy, selfish, ignorant and have no useful place in soceity.
And they were RECENTLY held in the past for the same said offenses?
And who here used to defend the concept of Rehabilitation?

My rehab would be a SOLID whipping daily until almost dead and after 1 year of constant punishment if they survive then JAIL them.

FCUK all BANDITS

[kurpal_v2]

So once you not passing ah money on the side for protection of your business then you are left for the dogs? The words 'To protect & Serve With Pride' don't live here anymore.

Ever since, even before the days of dole.


Things eh change.