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Designated Hot Spots that will see curfew from 9pm to 5am
The City of Port of Spain -
St. James East
St. James West
Woodbrook
Northern Port of Spain
Belmont East
Belmont North & West
Southern Port of Spain
East Dry River
St. Ann’s River South
St. Ann’s River Central
St. Ann’s River North
Belmont South
The City of San Fernando –
Cocoyea/Tarouba
Les Efforts East/Cipero
Les Efforts West/La Romain
Marabella East
Marabella South/Vistabella
Marabella West
Mon Repos/Navet
Pleasantville
Spring Vale/Paradise
The Borough of Arima –
Calvary
Arima North East
Arima West
Arima Central
Malabar
Tumpuna
O’Meara
The Borough of Chaguanas –
Charlieville
Edinburgh/Longdonville
Enterprise North
Enterprise South
Cunupia
Montrose
Felicity/Endevour
Munroe Road/Caroni Savannah
The San Juan/Laventille Regional Corporation –
Maracus Bay/Santa Cruz/La Fillette
Febeau/Bourg Mulatresse
Morvant/Upper Malick
San Juan West/Caledonia
St. Ann’s/Cascade/Mon Repos West
St. Barb’s Chinapoo
Beetham/Picton
Success/Trou Macaque
Aranguez/Warner Village
Barataria
Petit Bourg/Champ Fleurs/Mt. Lambert
San Juan East
The Diego Martin Regional Corporation -
Chaguaramas/Glencoe
Goodwood/La Puerta
Covinge/Richplain
Diamond Vale
Morne Coco/Alyce Glen
Petit Valley/Cocorite
St. Lucien/cameron Hill
Belle Vue/Bossiere #1
Moka/Bossiere #2
What you need to know…
· Soldiers will exercise powers enjoyed by police during the period of the Limited State of Emergency:
- Search and seizure powers enhanced because you don’t need a search warrant
- Powers of arrest and detention are included; they will be able to arrest but will hand over detainees to police.
· Police can arrest and detain for up to 24 hours after which a magistrate, or assistant superintendent (or higher), will be able to add an extra 7 days
- No bail for those arrested during the State of Emergency; courts no longer will have the power to grant bail.
· You must comply with all requests by police to stop for search and seizure protocols
- A special 3-person tribunal will be set up by Chief Justice to oversee and adjudicate all possible cases of abuse of power
- Religious services, educational services, entertainments, etc. are exempt from requesting advanced permission from the Police Commissioner
Subject: press statement: Limited state of emergency
Good evening members of the media.
The entire nation has been rocked with the recent tragic news of the spate of murders
over the past few days. The situation has reached proportions which the government
must respond to in the most definitive manner possible.
I am advised that one of the causations for the spike in murders is ironically linked
to the success by the police in the discovery of large drug hauls with values in excess of
twenty million dollars in just one raid. These large sums of money simply do not disappear from the drug trade without consequences and in some of the cases now occurring, this is the result .
The question though isn't just what is causing it but how do we deal with it?
As you know, we have deployed more financial and human resources than any government in recent time in dealing with the scourge of crime and until this recent upsurge the nation had been encouraged by the decline shown by year to years statistics. But a problem of this nature that has been the result of years of neglect will not disappear overnight and we reassess day by day each strategy deployed and how effective it is in achieving short term and long term objectives in reducing crime.
But the current crime spree dictates that more must be done and stronger action has to be employed now.
The situation cannot continue like this without a response commensurate with the wanton acts of violence and lawlessness; it must be a response as well that will halt the current spike in gang activity and crime in general in the shortest possible time.
After much deliberation with the National Security Council and members of the Cabinet
it has been agreed that the government consider the imposition of a limited state of emergency in hot spots across the country. Such a consideration must of course have the agreement of the President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, His Excellency, George Maxwell Richards and I will be meeting with him to discuss this matter.
The limited state of emergency will allow us to achieve a number of things in relation to
crime reduction which would not be prudent for me to disclose in advance of the action
taken. We are aware that such a decision will have an impact on the daily lives of innocent, law abiding citizens in these areas but I feel confident that they will recognise and appreciate the need to protect them and bring the current crime surge affecting them under control.
We have the will to tackle the crime problem in Trinidad and Tobago and the commitment
to place every resource at our disposal towards waging and winning this war on crime.
We will succeed. The nation will not be held to ransom by marauding groups of thugs bent
on creating havoc on our society. The limited state of emergency in hot spots across Trinidad and Tobago is merely part of a larger aggressive reaction response by the government.
As these measures are being deployed using both out police and military we ask all citizens to bear with the inconveniences that may arise from time to time. This is in everyone's interest.
In fact, I intend to hold discussions with the Leader of the Opposition to seek his party's support with certain legislative matters in Parliament. Trinidad and Tobago comes first. Nothing is more important than the right of each citizen to be protected and to enjoy a life of peace and tranquility.
from the AG:
city of POS
city of San Fernando
borough of Arima
borough of Chaguanas
Diego Martin RC
San Juan/Laventille RC
curfew from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. until September 4th 2011 and 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. until December 5th 2011
The Gov't will reserve the right to change the curfew hours between September 5th and December 5th 2011 as deemed necessary. Any official changes will be posted here
hustla_ambition101 wrote:The whole country minus the gated communities is a damn hotspot
rollingstock wrote:Hope they know what they're doing
snowman wrote:I really hope they know what they doing.
Cause as of now... Police Stations found out just when we did.
rollingstock wrote:Hope they know what they're doing
hustla_ambition101 wrote:The whole country minus the gated communities is a damn hotspot
DrunkenMaster16 wrote:PANIC PANIC PANIC!!!!!!!!!!!! Buy all the gas, diesel, food!! buy buy buy!!!!! OMG its the end of trinidad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Run for the hills!
This is utter bullsh!t, they are going to cause problems and cause us to look like a true banana republic.
*$kїđž!™ wrote:rollingstock wrote:Hope they know what they're doing
what ah gwan boi.....beetham go get ah lock down.....how u go manage....
Aaron 2NR wrote:rollingstock wrote:Hope they know what they're doing
part of the crime plan... consultations between the government, armed forces and stake holders have been ongoing a while now about the proper implementation of this.....
rollingstock wrote:*$kїđž!™ wrote:rollingstock wrote:Hope they know what they're doing
what ah gwan boi.....beetham go get ah lock down.....how u go manage....
tru ehAaron 2NR wrote:rollingstock wrote:Hope they know what they're doing
part of the crime plan... consultations between the government, armed forces and stake holders have been ongoing a while now about the proper implementation of this.....
Funny i just spent 24hrs+ in the Beetham, left this morning, as yet still waiting to be informed of this, even more funny being informed via 2nr, this country really good yes, so who implementing this, Amalgamated?
Really hope the government is prepared for the backlash. I foresee level trampling on persons human rights, push people that are already heavily armed and don't care a sheit
rollingstock wrote:I foresee level trampling on persons human rights, push people that are already heavily armed and don't care a sheit
push people that are already heavily armed and don't care a sheit
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