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Soe with no curfew not changing anything, them fellas done realize SOE not stopping their business it stopping the ppl with expired permits , no insurance and no inspection. Guns being found with no owners because they have to make it look good , so they just appearing out of thin air. Three months will pass ,then it's back to our regular scheduled programming.pugboy wrote:so the soe will flatten the curve
but will the detection rate improve or be same woeful rate?
paid_influencer wrote:they seize plenty weed today but not much guns
what they need to do is fix that broken weed law. gangs have a monopoly on weed distribution and that fueling all the other illegality
Looking at the type of gruesome murders occuring you still find this SOE wukin....Men delusional out here yesDohplaydat wrote:9 in 10 days is almost half the murder rate we had prior to the soe
YawnMaxPower wrote:Good Morning T&T
Mero, we need SoE for a yearmero wrote:I know his son and daughter. That's Robert Riley's from BP and Massy's brother.
RIP
zoom rader wrote:Extend the SoE , clean up PNM gangs and 1% white colour criminals
hover11 wrote:Rowley, says that some police officers close the police station's door and turn off the lights to hide from criminals
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Trinidad and Tobago Police Service
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January 13, 2025
MEDIA RELEASE
Five Firearms Seized, Priority Offenders Arrested
Police seized five firearms and arrested several priority offenders during State of Emergency Operations conducted across multiple policing divisions over the past 48 hours.
At 12:40 am today, officers from the Barataria CID responded to reports of gunfire outside of a bar located at El Socorro Road. Upon arrival they met an off duty officer, who reported seeing a man armed with a revolver. The off duty officer reportedly drew his service firearm, identified himself, and ordered the suspect to drop the weapon and surrender. The suspect complied and the officer secured the revolver, containing five rounds of .38 special ammunition and one spent casing. The suspect, a 30-year-old priority offender, was arrested and taken to the Barataria Police Station.
Officers, acting on information from ongoing enquiries, conducted a search in a dense bushy area off Abraham Extension Road, Pranz Gardens, Claxton Bay, in the Central Division yesterday. During the search, they were accompanied by an 18-year-old suspect and they discovered and seized a suspected M16-type firearm with a scope. The rifle was secured and made safe. Two suspects were also arrested for Possession of Cannabis during the operation.
In the South Western Division, officers observed a man wanted for wounding with intent, and his common-law wife, near their vehicle, a grey and white Mazda pickup, in Guapo. A search of the vehicle uncovered a 12-gauge cartridge and a homemade shotgun. Both were informed of the offenses, cautioned, and arrested.
Yesterday, North-Eastern Division Task Force officers, acting on information about firearms linked to gang activity, searched a bushy area along the mountain ridge between Geranium Drive, Morvant, and Laventille Road, San Juan. Approximately 45 feet from the roadway, they discovered and seized a Taurus 9mm pistol and a magazine containing six rounds of 9-mm ammunition hidden under a sheet of galvanize.
On Saturday, during an operation in the Northern Division North, officers searched a drain on Sanchez Street, Arima, and discovered a Glock magazine with 6 rounds of 9mm rounds in a wall cavity and a plastic packet containing 5.81 grams of cocaine.
During an anti-crime operation in the Gasparillo Police District on Saturday, known drug blocks and priority offenders were targeted. Officers found a Colt .38 revolver, 17 rounds of .38 ammunition, a quantity of cannabis and arrested one suspect in connection with the seizure.
Investigations are ongoing into the matters.
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January 13, 2025
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According to the order, James has been identified as a credible suspect in various illegal activities, including planning targeted killings of individuals assisting the police in their investigations.
The detention is deemed necessary to prevent James from acting in a manner prejudicial to public safety and order.
How to get rich in trinidad,he going to sue the state easy, would love to know what this guy profession is......in sure it falls under "businessman"redmanjp wrote:1st detention order under SOE regulations
https://newsday.co.tt/2025/01/14/national-security-minister-issues-first-soe-detention-order/According to the order, James has been identified as a credible suspect in various illegal activities, including planning targeted killings of individuals assisting the police in their investigations.
The detention is deemed necessary to prevent James from acting in a manner prejudicial to public safety and order.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:b4cba88b-7656-4833-852e-6d317c965907.jpg
Why was it there in the first place ?hover11 wrote:AG: Gun amnesty provision to be deleted from SoE regulations
https://newsday.co.tt/2025/01/14/ag-gun ... g&sfnsn=mo
Another clause slipped in by a public servant, no doubt
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Makes you wonder what they were trying to let slip through the crackssMASH wrote:Why was it there in the first place ?hover11 wrote:AG: Gun amnesty provision to be deleted from SoE regulations
https://newsday.co.tt/2025/01/14/ag-gun ... g&sfnsn=mo
Another clause slipped in by a public servant, no doubt
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