Woman stabbed to death

[nemisis]

how many ppl woulda cared if she was a 300lb mampie tho

Oh goar MG Man...is ah life we talking about here...

he ain't wrong though

[1UZFE]

Chase village again.

[Trini Hookah]

how many ppl woulda cared if she was a 300lb mampie tho

Oh goar MG Man...is ah life we talking about here...

A death actually.

[Spitfir3]

how many ppl woulda cared if she was a 300lb mampie tho

Oh goar MG Man...is ah life we talking about here...

A death actually.

dammit

[roadhog]

All this speculation about what happen and I'm here thinking this is like a normal thing in Trinidad now.
The criminals out there is a different ruthless breed. And christmas coming up.

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Bur ... &smobile=y

[16 cycles]

knife makes less noise than a gun..../speculation

RIP to the departed...

[j.o.e]

whoa, whoa, whoa....Everyone behind the tape!! *flashes ID* 2nr crime scene investigator on the scene

[Chimera]

btw, that house have no wall or gate?

[fallen_angel]

we need to start a vigilante justice league...project Take Back TT

[SMc]

Nices..I like how most everyone is happy to blame the media for misreporting what happened in this situation yet uses that same information to draw an accurate conclusion as to what happened.



And BTW for MG Man the answer is (I cant give a nominal figure) is actually about 43% less people would have given a rats toots...factor in the cars they owned/drove even less.

[AllTrac]

man opening door to his home just so to strangers, 60k cash inhouse, kill the wife and only harm him, questionable lifestyle. Not open and close case of robbery. Either way RIP baytee.

[SMc]

oops...curry goat and pelau mix

[src1983]

I want to be a supermarket manager

[Chimera]

btw its very common for many businessmen to have large sums of cash at home during the christmas season

sales on a friday/weekend, no time to go bank


there are many many reasons people would have large sums of cash at home

1) bank asking too much questions when you try to deposit, do you know even someone like a small pawpaw farmer has to register a company and open a business account to make their deposits?

2) withdraw cash to make purchases

3)withdraw cash to pay workers

4) deciding not to bank money because bank workers simply cannot be trusted

just because someone have a large sum of cash at home doesn't make them involved in illegal activities.

[SMc]

Agreed^^

And unless anyone has proper evidence either keep your theories (right or wrong) to yourself or go to the PoPo with it otherwise it wont help solve anything

[AllTrac]

is he a business owner tho?

[antlind]

I thought he owned a used car business. According to the TT Guardian.

[SMc]

is he a business owner tho?

I'm not sure is he(employs Schrödinger's cat as support)?

[hustla_ambition101]

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/_25 ... 93768.html

$250,000 bail for Central man on gun charge
By Susan Mohammed
Story Created: Dec 8, 2011 at 10:59 PM ECT
Story Updated: Dec 8, 2011 at 10:59 PM ECT
Central businessman Riaz Mohammed appeared in court yesterday charged with the possession of guns and ammunition.
Mohammed, was granted $250,000 bail with a surety by a Chaguanas magistrate.
Muhammed, of Chase Village, Central Trinidad, appeared before Magistrate Gillian David-Scotland. He was represented by attorney Jagdeo Singh. Mohammed is the the owner of a car rental company.
Magistrate David-Scotland read the charges that on Tuesday November 29 at Ozone Park, Chase Village, Muhammed allegedly was in possession of a total of 167 rounds of assorted ammunition, three handguns, and an assault rifle, although not the holder of a firearm user's licence, thereby breaching the Firearms Act of Trinidad and Tobago.
The charges were laid indictably and he was not called upon to plead to the charges.
His bail was granted pending approval by the Clerk of the Peace. The case was postponed to January 5.

Interesting........

[supercharged turbo]

Very interesting

[MG Man]

Woman stabbed to death by intruders
....male companion survives attack

INTRUDERS broke into the home of a couple at Chase Village, Chaguanas on Sunday night, stabbing to death the woman and wounding the man.

Alisha Ali, 28, and Riad Mohammed, 36, were at their home at Gurahoo Trace, Ozone Park, when at around 8.25 p.m. the doorbell rang.
According to police, Mohammed answered the door and two men, both with firearms, stormed in.

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/_250_000_bail_for_Central_man_on_gun_charge-135293768.html

$250,000 bail for Central man on gun charge
By Susan Mohammed
Story Created: Dec 8, 2011 at 10:59 PM ECT
Story Updated: Dec 8, 2011 at 10:59 PM ECT
Central businessman Riaz Mohammed appeared in court yesterday charged with the possession of guns and ammunition.

[SMc]

very interesting result...so what you are saying is that Z=D and that ZR is really DR

[j.o.e]

Same article has Mohammed and Muhammed...typo? 2nr CSI is on the case....we are currently asking persons with information to step forward

[ruffneck_12]

Media say it was a gated community

Ent it supposed to have cameras by the entrance?

[j.o.e]

Media say it was a gated community

Ent it supposed to have cameras by the entrance?

That's a big assumption....and 2nr CSI has no information to suggest that...next question?

*2nr CSI press conference*

[DFC]

Woman stabbed to death by intruders
....male companion survives attack

INTRUDERS broke into the home of a couple at Chase Village, Chaguanas on Sunday night, stabbing to death the woman and wounding the man.

Alisha Ali, 28, and Riad Mohammed, 36, were at their home at Gurahoo Trace, Ozone Park, when at around 8.25 p.m. the doorbell rang.
According to police, Mohammed answered the door and two men, both with firearms, stormed in.

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/_250_000_bail_for_Central_man_on_gun_charge-135293768.html

$250,000 bail for Central man on gun charge
By Susan Mohammed
Story Created: Dec 8, 2011 at 10:59 PM ECT
Story Updated: Dec 8, 2011 at 10:59 PM ECT
Central businessman Riaz Mohammed appeared in court yesterday charged with the possession of guns and ammunition.

http://www4.guardian.co.tt/news/2014-12-02/bandits-kill-woman-stab-boyfriend-central-attack


Homicide detectives have launched a manhunt for two bandits who murdered a 28-year-old woman in front of her boyfriend during an attack in at their home in a gated community in central Trinidad on Sunday night.

Although investigators released details of the getaway car reportedly used by the couple’s attackers to the public in a bid to identify the culprits, the suspects had not been apprehended up to late yesterday.

According to reports, shortly after 7.30 pm, 35-year-old businessman Riaz Mohammed and his girlfriend Alisha Ali were at his Ozone Park, Gurahoo Trace, Chase Village, home, when they heard a loud bangs on the front door and then a man screaming Mohammed’s name.

Police said as Mohammed opened the door to check on the disturbance, he was bundled inside by two knife and gun-wielding intruders.

Using plastic tie straps, the two suspects restrained the couple and began torturing them to reveal Mohammed’s hiding spot for cash earned in his used car dealership.

Both Mohammed and Ali were stabbed several times before they eventually acceded to the duo’s demands and pointed them towards $60,000 in cash which was hidden in the house.
Investigators said the men retrieved the loot and while exiting the house without warning one of the men turned around and attacked Ali slitting her throat. They then escaped in a white Nissan Wingroad.

Traumatised by what he had just witnessed and reeling from his own injuries, Mohammed still managed to muster the strength to break free of his restraints and contacted police, who arrived within minutes.

The couple was taken to the Chaguanas Health Facility, where Ali, an employee of oil company Trinity Exploration and Production was pronounced dead on arrival. Mohammed was stabilised and transfered to the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex in Mt Hope.

The T&T Guardian understands that Mohammed relatives moved him to a private medical institution yesterday afternoon over fears that the attackers may return to kill him as he witnessed Ali’s murder and saw their faces.

In an interview at the Forensic Science Centre in St James following Ali’s autopsy yesterday afternoon, her father Ibrahim said he did not want to comment extensively on the incident as he only knew basic information from news reports.

However, Ibrahim was critical of police officers who he claimed were abusive when they prevented him from viewing his daughter’s body when he visited the crime scene on Sunday night.
“What it is to let a grieving father see his daughter after that? I love my children the only thing I ain’t do is breastfeed them” an emotional Ibrahim said.

Ibrahim also said he was skeptical that police would solve his daughter’s murder. “Look at how much murders it have for the year. How much get solve? How much people get convicted?” Ibrahim lamented. Anyone with information on the incident or the getaway vehicle, which may assist in police in their investigation are asked to call Crime Stoppers at 800-TIPS (8477) or their nearest police station.

Police appeal for help
Speaking with media personnel at the crime scene on Sunday, head of the Central Division Senior Supt Johnny Abraham called on members of the public to assist in solving the crime.
“I am asking the public for help because somebody would have seen that vehicle in their area at some point in time in the day,” Abraham said.

While the senior police officer stated that his officers were working hard to curb an recent increase in homicides in their division he said they were still facing challenges.“This kind of homicide really hard to detect unless you in close proximity and you get the call one time because this happen in a house.

“We are really concentrating on the residential and shopping areas but we have to do some more patrols on the outer areas and more road blocks,” Abraham said. He also suggested that home owners invest in personal home security devices which have become popular and affordable in recent years.

“People need to be more cautious and take more responsibility. Cameras very cheap, everybody supposed to have a camera now for their well being,” Abraham said.

[pugboy]

The guns were found when they searched during soe

I haave been in there, it is a jokey kinda gated.
It is the two storey houses you see just before smi industries heading north on ubh.

[j.o.e]

With this information by tuner logic we supposed to say good riddance..it good for them.

[Chimera]

gated community means absolutely nothing

all you have to tell the guard is "yeah i going by unit a/18/" "i going by mr maraj" , "i going by mr mohammed"

all gated communities would have a maraj or mohammed

[MG Man]

The guns were found when they searched during soe

I haave been in there, it is a jokey kinda gated.
It is the two storey houses you see just before smi industries heading north on ubh.

'gated' is a joke everywhere....you'd be surprised how may people have been robbed in the crossings, where there's a manned guard hut / automatic gates, etc.....the worst part is you still have to pay the monthly fee for security, even if it does not work, PLUS yo cannot put up a wall around your property...sad that people pay premiums to be in these 'secure' communities and have to abide by rules for aesthetics etc, but are still at risk