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Ben_spanna wrote:Was it NOT stated CLEARLY that coast guard has the Authority to BOARD ANY vessel at anmytime and carry out a full search of it as deemed necessary?
So this advisor has more authority that the entire coast guard?
And is this not the same incident that our AG Faris DEFENDED the man already saying that the boat loaded with more than 5 people was LEGAL as they all had on masks???
These govt people really in a league of illegality of their own oui!
[spoiler]K74T wrote:Re: boat incident on the 5th
DRAMA ON THE HIGH SEAS:
Distress call from a woman on board yacht.
Stand-off on the high seas.
Shots fired.
Via the Express Newspaper
Police Commissioner Gary Griffith’s right-hand legal man Christian Chandler is under probe following a distress call from a woman on board Chandler’s yacht, which resulted in a high-seas stand-off involving the vessel, Coast Guard and police.
An Express investigation has revealed officers of the Coastal and Riverine Patrol Unit of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service were forced to fire warning shots when Chandler, head of the TTPS’ Legal Unit, allegedly refused to comply with orders issued by the T&T Coast Guard (TTCG) to allow them to board the vessel.
The drama occurred on August 5, 2021 when a special team of highly trained TTCG officers responded to the distress call of a 27-year-old Maraval woman who claimed she was being held against her will on the vessel owned by Chandler.
Chandler bought the boat from an expat for $910,000 and renamed it Knot Guilty.
At the time of the stand-off, a heavily legally-armed Chandler, 43, of Haleland Park, Maraval, had in his possession one Sig Sauer 9mm pistol and two magazines with 27 rounds of ammunition and one Springfield Armory 5.56 rifle, multi-calibre with EOTech optic, streamlight TLR-1HL, three magazines and 100 rounds 5.56 ammunition green tip, police sources said.
(SEXUAL ADVANCES)
The woman, who has told police she was terrified for her life and afraid of being sexually assaulted, called the wife of Captaìn Don Polo of the TTCG and related that she was on a pleasure craft with heavily armed men, some of whom were off-duty police officers.
She said she was being refused requests to return ashore, and that a man on the boat was being persistent in his sexual advances towards her despite her constant refusal.
The TTCG quickly responded to the distress call and intercepted Chandler’s 45-foot vessel.
The Express understands TTCG officers called out to the captain of the pleasure craft and there was no response.
Officers then indicated they would be boarding the vessel, but were allegedly told they had no authority to do so by Chandler, who proceeded to “use threatening language”, police sources said.
A decision was then taken by TTCG officers to call the Coastal and Riverine Patrol Unit of the TTPS, which arrived via Vessel 001.
Chandler was again told that TTCG officers would be boarding the vessel and he allegedly refused. Warning shots were then fired by the police marine unit.
Soon after, TTCG officers boarded the vessel and detained 14 people, including Chandler. They also confiscated several firearms and searched the vessel but nothing illegal was found.
Police reports identified those detained as the 61-year-old boat captain, five other men, including a 51-year-old businessman, and eight women.
Apart from Chandler, three SRPs attached to the Legal Unit were detained: one who had in his possession a Sig Sauer pistol with two magazines and 31 rounds of ammunition; another with one Glock 19 9mm pistol and one magazine with 17 rounds of 9mm ammunition; and the third with one Glock 45 (9mm) pistol and one magazine with 15 rounds 9mm ammunition.
Chandler’s yacht was eventually escorted to Staubles Bay by the TTCG and Coastal Riverine Unit members.
K74T wrote:Re: boat incident on the 5th
DRAMA ON THE HIGH SEAS:
Distress call from a woman on board yacht.
Stand-off on the high seas.
Shots fired.
Via the Express Newspaper
Police Commissioner Gary Griffith’s right-hand legal man Christian Chandler is under probe following a distress call from a woman on board Chandler’s yacht, which resulted in a high-seas stand-off involving the vessel, Coast Guard and police.
An Express investigation has revealed officers of the Coastal and Riverine Patrol Unit of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service were forced to fire warning shots when Chandler, head of the TTPS’ Legal Unit, allegedly refused to comply with orders issued by the T&T Coast Guard (TTCG) to allow them to board the vessel.
The drama occurred on August 5, 2021 when a special team of highly trained TTCG officers responded to the distress call of a 27-year-old Maraval woman who claimed she was being held against her will on the vessel owned by Chandler.
Chandler bought the boat from an expat for $910,000 and renamed it Knot Guilty.
At the time of the stand-off, a heavily legally-armed Chandler, 43, of Haleland Park, Maraval, had in his possession one Sig Sauer 9mm pistol and two magazines with 27 rounds of ammunition and one Springfield Armory 5.56 rifle, multi-calibre with EOTech optic, streamlight TLR-1HL, three magazines and 100 rounds 5.56 ammunition green tip, police sources said.
(SEXUAL ADVANCES)
The woman, who has told police she was terrified for her life and afraid of being sexually assaulted, called the wife of Captaìn Don Polo of the TTCG and related that she was on a pleasure craft with heavily armed men, some of whom were off-duty police officers.
She said she was being refused requests to return ashore, and that a man on the boat was being persistent in his sexual advances towards her despite her constant refusal.
The TTCG quickly responded to the distress call and intercepted Chandler’s 45-foot vessel.
The Express understands TTCG officers called out to the captain of the pleasure craft and there was no response.
Officers then indicated they would be boarding the vessel, but were allegedly told they had no authority to do so by Chandler, who proceeded to “use threatening language”, police sources said.
A decision was then taken by TTCG officers to call the Coastal and Riverine Patrol Unit of the TTPS, which arrived via Vessel 001.
Chandler was again told that TTCG officers would be boarding the vessel and he allegedly refused. Warning shots were then fired by the police marine unit.
Soon after, TTCG officers boarded the vessel and detained 14 people, including Chandler. They also confiscated several firearms and searched the vessel but nothing illegal was found.
Police reports identified those detained as the 61-year-old boat captain, five other men, including a 51-year-old businessman, and eight women.
Apart from Chandler, three SRPs attached to the Legal Unit were detained: one who had in his possession a Sig Sauer pistol with two magazines and 31 rounds of ammunition; another with one Glock 19 9mm pistol and one magazine with 17 rounds of 9mm ammunition; and the third with one Glock 45 (9mm) pistol and one magazine with 15 rounds 9mm ammunition.
Chandler’s yacht was eventually escorted to Staubles Bay by the TTCG and Coastal Riverine Unit members.
Rovin wrote:sounds like a sex party on a boat , d woman claiming she gone to lime with frens as if she eh know what they going for ... they must be want she do something kinky that she eh able with so she blank them
VexXx Dogg wrote:Rovin wrote:sounds like a sex party on a boat , d woman claiming she gone to lime with frens as if she eh know what they going for ... they must be want she do something kinky that she eh able with so she blank them
Anyone invited to boat lime automatically going for that? Nah man, this is not the set of Bangbros inno
Redman wrote:The AG state clearly that if you are heading to your island home its lawful.
liming is not.
https://newsday.co.tt/2021/08/08/coast- ... 13-people/Ben_spanna wrote:Was it NOT stated CLEARLY that coast guard has the Authority to BOARD ANY vessel at anmytime and carry out a full search of it as deemed necessary?
So this advisor has more authority that the entire coast guard?
And is this not the same incident that our AG Faris DEFENDED the man already saying that the boat loaded with more than 5 people was LEGAL as they all had on masks???
These govt people really in a league of illegality of their own oui!
[spoiler]K74T wrote:Re: boat incident on the 5th
DRAMA ON THE HIGH SEAS:
Distress call from a woman on board yacht.
Stand-off on the high seas.
Shots fired.
Via the Express Newspaper
Police Commissioner Gary Griffith’s right-hand legal man Christian Chandler is under probe following a distress call from a woman on board Chandler’s yacht, which resulted in a high-seas stand-off involving the vessel, Coast Guard and police.
An Express investigation has revealed officers of the Coastal and Riverine Patrol Unit of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service were forced to fire warning shots when Chandler, head of the TTPS’ Legal Unit, allegedly refused to comply with orders issued by the T&T Coast Guard (TTCG) to allow them to board the vessel.
The drama occurred on August 5, 2021 when a special team of highly trained TTCG officers responded to the distress call of a 27-year-old Maraval woman who claimed she was being held against her will on the vessel owned by Chandler.
Chandler bought the boat from an expat for $910,000 and renamed it Knot Guilty.
At the time of the stand-off, a heavily legally-armed Chandler, 43, of Haleland Park, Maraval, had in his possession one Sig Sauer 9mm pistol and two magazines with 27 rounds of ammunition and one Springfield Armory 5.56 rifle, multi-calibre with EOTech optic, streamlight TLR-1HL, three magazines and 100 rounds 5.56 ammunition green tip, police sources said.
(SEXUAL ADVANCES)
The woman, who has told police she was terrified for her life and afraid of being sexually assaulted, called the wife of Captaìn Don Polo of the TTCG and related that she was on a pleasure craft with heavily armed men, some of whom were off-duty police officers.
She said she was being refused requests to return ashore, and that a man on the boat was being persistent in his sexual advances towards her despite her constant refusal.
The TTCG quickly responded to the distress call and intercepted Chandler’s 45-foot vessel.
The Express understands TTCG officers called out to the captain of the pleasure craft and there was no response.
Officers then indicated they would be boarding the vessel, but were allegedly told they had no authority to do so by Chandler, who proceeded to “use threatening language”, police sources said.
A decision was then taken by TTCG officers to call the Coastal and Riverine Patrol Unit of the TTPS, which arrived via Vessel 001.
Chandler was again told that TTCG officers would be boarding the vessel and he allegedly refused. Warning shots were then fired by the police marine unit.
Soon after, TTCG officers boarded the vessel and detained 14 people, including Chandler. They also confiscated several firearms and searched the vessel but nothing illegal was found.
Police reports identified those detained as the 61-year-old boat captain, five other men, including a 51-year-old businessman, and eight women.
Apart from Chandler, three SRPs attached to the Legal Unit were detained: one who had in his possession a Sig Sauer pistol with two magazines and 31 rounds of ammunition; another with one Glock 19 9mm pistol and one magazine with 17 rounds of 9mm ammunition; and the third with one Glock 45 (9mm) pistol and one magazine with 15 rounds 9mm ammunition.
Chandler’s yacht was eventually escorted to Staubles Bay by the TTCG and Coastal Riverine Unit members.
De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:The AG state clearly that if you are heading to your island home its lawful.
liming is not.
https://newsday.co.tt/2021/08/08/coast- ... 13-people/Ben_spanna wrote:Was it NOT stated CLEARLY that coast guard has the Authority to BOARD ANY vessel at anmytime and carry out a full search of it as deemed necessary?
So this advisor has more authority that the entire coast guard?
And is this not the same incident that our AG Faris DEFENDED the man already saying that the boat loaded with more than 5 people was LEGAL as they all had on masks???
These govt people really in a league of illegality of their own oui!
[spoiler]K74T wrote:Re: boat incident on the 5th
DRAMA ON THE HIGH SEAS:
Distress call from a woman on board yacht.
Stand-off on the high seas.
Shots fired.
Via the Express Newspaper
Police Commissioner Gary Griffith’s right-hand legal man Christian Chandler is under probe following a distress call from a woman on board Chandler’s yacht, which resulted in a high-seas stand-off involving the vessel, Coast Guard and police.
An Express investigation has revealed officers of the Coastal and Riverine Patrol Unit of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service were forced to fire warning shots when Chandler, head of the TTPS’ Legal Unit, allegedly refused to comply with orders issued by the T&T Coast Guard (TTCG) to allow them to board the vessel.
The drama occurred on August 5, 2021 when a special team of highly trained TTCG officers responded to the distress call of a 27-year-old Maraval woman who claimed she was being held against her will on the vessel owned by Chandler.
Chandler bought the boat from an expat for $910,000 and renamed it Knot Guilty.
At the time of the stand-off, a heavily legally-armed Chandler, 43, of Haleland Park, Maraval, had in his possession one Sig Sauer 9mm pistol and two magazines with 27 rounds of ammunition and one Springfield Armory 5.56 rifle, multi-calibre with EOTech optic, streamlight TLR-1HL, three magazines and 100 rounds 5.56 ammunition green tip, police sources said.
(SEXUAL ADVANCES)
The woman, who has told police she was terrified for her life and afraid of being sexually assaulted, called the wife of Captaìn Don Polo of the TTCG and related that she was on a pleasure craft with heavily armed men, some of whom were off-duty police officers.
She said she was being refused requests to return ashore, and that a man on the boat was being persistent in his sexual advances towards her despite her constant refusal.
The TTCG quickly responded to the distress call and intercepted Chandler’s 45-foot vessel.
The Express understands TTCG officers called out to the captain of the pleasure craft and there was no response.
Officers then indicated they would be boarding the vessel, but were allegedly told they had no authority to do so by Chandler, who proceeded to “use threatening language”, police sources said.
A decision was then taken by TTCG officers to call the Coastal and Riverine Patrol Unit of the TTPS, which arrived via Vessel 001.
Chandler was again told that TTCG officers would be boarding the vessel and he allegedly refused. Warning shots were then fired by the police marine unit.
Soon after, TTCG officers boarded the vessel and detained 14 people, including Chandler. They also confiscated several firearms and searched the vessel but nothing illegal was found.
Police reports identified those detained as the 61-year-old boat captain, five other men, including a 51-year-old businessman, and eight women.
Apart from Chandler, three SRPs attached to the Legal Unit were detained: one who had in his possession a Sig Sauer pistol with two magazines and 31 rounds of ammunition; another with one Glock 19 9mm pistol and one magazine with 17 rounds of 9mm ammunition; and the third with one Glock 45 (9mm) pistol and one magazine with 15 rounds 9mm ammunition.
Chandler’s yacht was eventually escorted to Staubles Bay by the TTCG and Coastal Riverine Unit members.
!4 of them living down the islands? Really?
sMASH wrote:2 police getting charged for charging a fee to fast track FUL's. i am not aware of the complete process, but i tawt all the files reach on one desk and need one signature?
sMASH wrote:2 police getting charged for charging a fee to fast track FUL's. i am not aware of the complete process, but i tawt all the files reach on one desk and need one signature?
sam1978 wrote:sMASH wrote:2 police getting charged for charging a fee to fast track FUL's. i am not aware of the complete process, but i tawt all the files reach on one desk and need one signature?
The fee is to put it on the desk.
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