*** The OFFICIAL Bandit Shot Thread***

[nemisis]

^^^ ever see how they treat their retired soldiers? But offering condolences while not in a position to help any makes it look like a play for political mileage. Then again I never liked that offering condolences crap sounds like empty words to me

[UML]

^^^ ever see how they treat their retired soldiers? But offering condolences while not in a position to help any makes it look like a play for political mileage. Then again I never liked that offering condolences crap sounds like empty words to me

how could you compare someone killed in the line of duty with a retired person? offering condolences is FREE unless you intend to get something when someone offers condolences. says a lot though

thanks for reminding me to bump the sextuplets thread

[nemisis]

Condolences from a politician you expect to be genuine? Or that they do it for something other than political milage? Yes I compare both because you could have a job going from point A to B as a soldier but you are a hero for dying? Shouldn't you be a hero for carrying out the duty even though there is a risk of dying and should you be equally honored if you lucky enough to make it back alive?

[toyota2nr]

Once again we hear not a peep from the opposition leader or anyone in opposition. It seems that they're mourning the loss of the bandit. RIP to that brave police officer.

what exactly would you want them to say? Vice versa to take focus away from emails and fire trucks the pp uping their smoke screen game to deadly levels

I want them to be honest with the country and prove that they aren't encouraging the bandits in T&T. They get silent when these crimes occur.

[nemisis]

^^^ prove what? both parties deal with the criminal element and indirectly responsible to some degree but what you saying is that someone going out and paying men to rob, rape, steal and kidnap and in all these years not a shred of evidence to point to that conclusion.

[nemisis]

At some point you have to stop letting the puncheon do the thinking for you.

[toyota2nr]

That's the dumbest statement you ever make but then again you accustomed to that. The point is the majority of crime in T&T come from PNM constituencies. They have done nothing to stem the tide. Even just saying that they are against it would indicate something but they are quite comfortable to allow these monsters to roam as long as they get votes.

[RIPEBREDFRUIT]

That's the dumbest statement you ever make but then again you accustomed to that. The point is the majority of crime in T&T come from PNM constituencies. They have done nothing to stem the tide. Even just saying that they are against it would indicate something but they are quite comfortable to allow these monsters to roam as long as they get votes.

True, but you see when you speak the TRUTH people are quick to say that your are being Racist or unfair, and if you get police, govt officls that are willing to clean up these criminals at ANY cost then , the people who live in these areas are quick to yell out Excessive force, and they are now victims.

Imgine governments come and go, yet the thought of breaking down on beetham is still a THREAT to your safety, imagine that laventille is still there untouched and deemed as a dangerous area.

Why doesnt the govt do something about this? ask ALL the parties.

[cornfused]

A POLICE corporal with 20 years’ service was shot dead during a robbery attempt in Woodbrook early yesterday morning.

But just before he died, the off-duty policeman managed to squeeze off a few rounds, killing one of the two bandits who attacked him.

The murder toll stood at 164 up to last night.

Corporal Curtis Simon Clapham, 47, worked as the driver/bodyguard for one-time Police Commissioner Dwayne Gibbs and Ag CoP Stephen Williams, who is currently out of the country.

Police said sometime after midnight, Clapham stopped his Nissan Navarra along Roberts Street, Woodbrook, between Murray and French streets. He was reportedly assisting two members of the public when two bandits approached the van.

One drew a pistol and announced a hold-up, but Clapham reacted quickly and drew his service pistol.

One of the bandits realised what was going on and fired several shots at Clapham, who fired back at one of the bandits, hitting him multiple times about his body. He was identified yesterday as Mikhail Stone of Tumpuna Road, Arima.

The other bandit left his injured accomplice, took Clapham’s service pistol and ran towards a getaway car located nearby and sped off.

Firemen on duty at Woodbrook Fire Station walked across to where the incident occurred, but Clapham was already dead, along with Stone.

Officers of Woodbrook Police Station, which was also close by, were called in and an all-points-bulletin was issued for the whereabouts of the getaway vehicle.

Almost an hour later, the car was spotted along Lady Young Road, Morvant by officers of the North Eastern Division Task Force and was chased to St Francois Valley Road, Belmont.

The driver was arrested and although he was not identified as one of the bandits who shot Clapham, police said he will be very helpful in locating that man.

Clapham’s body was moved to the Port of Spain Mortuary and by early yesterday morning word began spreading throughout the Police Service that a third policeman had been murdered for the year.

It was not received well by fellow officers as many Facebook and Blackberry Messenger profiles reflected their angry mood over what happened.

One Blackberry Messenger status was: “allyuh see what we does have to go through on a daily basis eh!.”

At Clapham’s Boxill Trace, Laventille home, his relatives mourned his passing. He was the father of two sons and described by relatives as an almost fanatical motorbike enthusiast.

“He loved his family, his life and motorbike riding,” said a female relative who did not want her name used.

Visiting the family was National Security Minister Emmanuel George and Deputy Commissioner Mervyn Richardson, who denied there was a plot amid Trinidad and Tobago’s underworld to target and murder police officers.

“I have no evidence to suggest or make me believe that there is any plot to murder police officers,” said Richardson.

Investigations are continuing.

Trinidad Express June 7th 2013

This is very sad for me , Clapham was a very cool and down to earth diligent officer . I knew him form his work and also in the old Sunday Drags at Wallerfield as he was a bike enthusiast and modified many bikes and owned some fast ones as well . We would never miss each other even when he was doing Commissioner duty and we would have met on the odd occasions . My condolences go out to his family and friends . He will be missed

[nemisis]

That's the dumbest statement you ever make but then again you accustomed to that. The point is the majority of crime in T&T come from PNM constituencies. They have done nothing to stem the tide. Even just saying that they are against it would indicate something but they are quite comfortable to allow these monsters to roam as long as they get votes.

the people allowing these animals to roam are currently in office. Their magnificent crime plan keeps them safe and only they need to be safe

[zoom rader]

^^^ Are you saying that PNM ppl are animals?

[RIPEBREDFRUIT]

^^^ Are you saying that PNM ppl are animals?

talk about redundancy in that statement.

[rfari]

Who are pnm ppl? I just curious

[nemisis]

Who are pnm ppl? I just curious

anyone who not pp or who voted pp and regretting it or who question what the pp doing.

[nemisis]

^^^ Are you saying that PNM ppl are animals?

eat, drink, move, don't carry out photosynthesis.....

[rfari]

[*$kїđž!™]

Another contribution to this thread.....very sad how the taxi man had to die but glad the police got one of the killers....
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/-Ta ... 00951.html

Taxi driver stabbed to death
...cops kill one of his killers

By Susan Mohammed
Story Created: Jul 13, 2013 at 10:02 PM ECT
Story Updated: Jul 13, 2013 at 10:50 PM ECT
A 49-year-old Carapichaima taxi-driver was fatally stabbed, and one of his suspected killers was shot dead by police yesterday.
Vishnoo Rampersad, of Coryal Village, was killed and his car stolen by people pretending to be passengers, police believe.
Following Rampersad’s killing, police chased suspected thieves, and during an exchange of gunfire in Claxton Bay, one of the suspects was killed. Up to last night, police had not yet identified the man. Police said at around 4 p.m. Rampersad was driving his Nissan B-15 Sentra car along Roopsingh Road, Waterloo when the suspected killers entered his car.
Rampersad was stabbed in the neck and chest, and his body dumped at the side of the road. Passersby contacted the Freeport Police Station, and PC Nanan and others responded to the scene.
An All-Points-Bulletin was issued, and a party of police officers of the Central Task Force Division, Freeport and Couva CIDs as well as air support from the National Helicopter Service intercepted Rampersad’s vehicle in Claxton Bay near the Solomon Hochoy Highway.
Police said the suspects began firing at the police, and the police returned fire.
One of the thieves was fatally shot, while others escaped into nearby bushes.
Autopsies on Rampersad’s body and the suspect are expected to be conducted tomorrow at the Forensic Sciences Centre, St James.

[shogun]

^^^ Are you saying that PNM ppl are animals?

eat, drink, move, don't carry out photosynthesis.....

My goodness.

*salutes nemisis*

[rollingstock]

3 down, level corn

[UML]

Great way to start a rainy weekend.

Let dem know the police mean business!!!!

[zoom rader]

Great way to start a rainy weekend.

Let dem know the police mean business!!!!

Yeah but it have ppl here that say the police have no backbone

[rish1108]

thought this would fit in quite well here

[UML]

Two shot dead after carjacking Arima family
Published:
Thursday, August 15, 2013
SHASTRI BOODAN

Two men were killed in a shootout with police yesterday after a reported carjacking and high-speed daylight chase. Dead are Kareem Stewart, of Racecourse Road, Carapo, and Keyon Guy, of Arima, both of whom are known to the police, according to Superintendent Johnny Abraham.





He said the men were killed after a crime spree which began Tuesday around 9 pm, when four armed men stole a black Nissan Navara in the St Margaret’s area. The four reportedly proceeded to Arima where, early yesterday morning, they stole a brown Toyota Hilux from a family. An all-points bulletin was issued and the Navara was spotted hours later along Todd’s Road, travelling towards Caparo.



Police from the Central Division and the Northern Division combined and tracked down the vehicle, then engaged in a high-speed chase on Todd’s Road when the driver tried to get away. The Navara eventually crashed into a ditch off the side of the road. Two men came out of the vehicle and shot at police before escaping on foot, officers said. Not long after, the other two men who were in the Hilux also crashed about quarter-of-a-mile from where the Navara ran off the road.



Police said they later spotted the two men from the Hilux in a white Nissan AD station wagon and pursued them. According to police, the men came out the vehicle and fired at them. The police returned fire and wounded the men whom they then took to the Chaguanas Health Centre where they were pronounced dead on arrival. Police recovered a shotgun, a 9mm pistol and several rounds of ammunition. The search for the escaped pair is continuing.
http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2013-08- ... ima-family

[ruffrider27]

Suspected thief dies after botched robbery
By JENSEN LAVENDE jensen.lavende@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Oct 14, 2013 at 12:12 PM ECT
Story Updated: Oct 14, 2013 at 12:26 PM ECT
A suspected thief who was caught by his victims, ended up
dead after his accomplice's gun failed to fire as they left the crime scene.

The incident happened at Edmond Road, off the Eastern Main Road, Valencia, at around 3 p.m on Sunday. Police said that two men staged a robbery at a shop, beating the proprietor and several of his children, before stealing $500, and jewelry.

The suspects left the scene but were chased and caught by the proprietor and another man. One of the suspects, who was armed with a gun, reportedly pulled the trigger several time but nothing happened.

He ran away. His alleged accomplice was captured and his hands and feet tied. When police arrived, the man was unresponsive. He was taken to the Sangre Grande Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. His identity was unknown up to this morning.

Inspector Morgan, Sergeant Legendre and Corporal Jones visited the scene. Two men are subjects in the investigation.


dey beat him merciless
1 less scum

[shotta 20]

That's what we talking bout !!!

[K74T]

Man suspected of attempting to carry out a robbery at Ramish and Leela supermarket shot and killed by security guards.

[zoom rader]

More crime to come with pnm on the helm. Box drain contactors under pnm will be bandits eyeing your home for robberies .

[pioneer]

Yupp bandits now think they have free reign on society knowing pnm police won't arrest them.

[joker]

Yupp bandits now think they have free reign on society knowing pnm police won't arrest them.

so they think ....

[Sabot]

http://newsday.co.tt/news/0,186648.html

BAR OWNER KILLS BANDIT

By RALPH BANWARIE Monday, November 18 2013
click on pic to zoom in

One of three bandits who attempted to stage a robbery and burn down Hammerhead Bar in Manzanilla succumbed to his injuries after being “outdrawn” by the owner and proprietor of the bar.

The other two bandits escaped being shot as they dived out a broken glass door, which they smashed to enter the business place. One man escaped on foot while the other jumped into a vehicle and sped off in a south easterly direction along the Manzanilla/ Mayaro Road.

Quick response by the Mayaro Task Force led by Sgt Ramdan intercepted the vehicle and detained the driver and seized the vehicle, which was stolen.

Police have identified the dead bandit as Chris Sealey, 23, of Turure Road, Valencia. Police said he had several matters pending.

Police reported at about 3.45 am yesterday the 44-year-old owner and proprietor of Hammerhead Bar situated along the Manzanilla/ Mayaro Road was asleep in a nearby room of the bar which is monitored by security cameras when he was awakened by a loud noise - the breaking of glass coming from inside his bar.

He checked the security monitors and saw three men inside the bar. Two intruders were trying to break into the game machines, while the third man took out a bottle with liquid and was throwing it on the floor of the building and making an attempt to set the place on fire.

The owner grabbed his licensed firearm and ran out of his bedroom into the bar shouting to the intruders that they should not move and they should lie on the ground.

One of the bandits drew a gun and pointed it at the owner. The owner did not wait but was faster than the bandit and “outdrew” him by firing two shots. One of the two fired shots struck Sealey in his back as he attempted to run with his two accomplices.

He fell to the ground and died. His two accomplices escaped through the glass door they entered. The Manzanilla Police were informed about the shooting incident at the Hammerhead Bar.

Police constables Shaheed Khan and Rajkumar of Manzanilla Police Station responded. The police officers cordoned off the building to prevent onlookers entering the building and interfering with their investigation.

Sealey was found lying on his face in a pool of blood, with one gun shot wound to the middle of his back

Meanwhile, an all points bulletin (APB) was sent to all police stations to be on the look out for a runaway car with bandits.

ASP Aroon Ramkehalawan of Eastern Division WPC Potel Jones Police Photographer and members of CSI visited the scene

Mayaro Task Force led by Sgt Ramdan who were on mobile patrol along the Manzanilla, Mayaro Road, spotted the vehicle travelling towards Mayaro and they attempted to stop the vehicle.

A high speed ensued and with backup of other police officers the vehicle was intercepted.

Police ordered the driver of a silver Wingroad registration number PCR 2797 to surrender.

The vehicle was seized by police while the 31-year-old man was arrested. The man who resides at Paul Street Extension, Sangre Grande is assisting police in their investigation.

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of the third man. Police also seized a gun.

Dr Rodriguez, District Medical Officer viewed Sealey’s body and ordered its removal to Sangre Grande District Hospital.

PC Khan of Manzanilla Police Station is continuing enquiries. Snr Supt Naipaul commended his officers.