T&T declares State of Emergency 2024/2025

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The problem is the same bandits would move into non curfew areas and then you will see crime happening in areas outside of the usual Hotspot areas

a curfew in the bandit areas would potentially help the economy
ppl would be less afraid of doing business and starting small business ventures with less fear of being held up when opening/closing your business place

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[paid_influencer]

press conference cancelled.

like rowley didnt want hinds infront the camera so close to election

[pugboy]

hahaha
they must be get word akash heading there

press conference cancelled.

like rowley didnt want hinds infront the camera so close to election

[PariaMan]

Its impossible to defend the indefensible

[redmanjp]

some of these gangs I've never heard of like TATT

https://newsday.co.tt/2025/03/13/woman-among-12-ordered-detained-under-soe/

DETENTION orders have been issued for 12 people, including a woman, alleged to be involved in gang activity, firearms trafficking, and violent crimes, citing national security concerns under the ongoing State of Emergency (SoE). The orders signed on March 3, 4, and 7 were officially gazetted on March 11 under the ongoing state of emergency (SoE).

The minister cited national-security concerns, authorising their custody under preventive detention measures.

The detainees were identified as key figures in gang-related violence, drug and firearms trafficking, and retaliatory attacks, and have been linked to criminal organisations such as the Muslim Organised Criminal Group, the TATT Organised Criminal Group, Rasta City, and the MOBS Gang.

The detainees are: Thomas Ali, of Sangre Grande, identified as a key shooter for the TATT Organised Criminal Group, linked to gang warfare and violent attacks on prison officers.
Reon “Rambo” Thomas, of Arima, is an alleged enforcer and shooter for the Muslim Organised Criminal Group, involved in retaliatory gang attacks.

Stephon “Pablo” Seetal, of Arima, was said to be a shooter for “the Congo”, involved in gang conflicts and firearm-related violence.

Akim Purcell, of Sangre Grande, was accused of being a shooter for the TATT Organised Criminal Group, involved in narcotics and firearms trafficking.

Isaiah Terrell “Mato” Finch, of Port of Spain, is allegedly linked to the Sixx Gang, involved in armed robberies, murders, and vehicle thefts.

Kema “Kema Boss” McShine, of Beetham Gardens, was the only woman among the latest detainees, accused of orchestrating violent retaliatory attacks for the Rasta City and M.O.B.S. gangs.

Allimudeen “Al” Sackoor, of Arima, was identified as the leader of the Heights of Guanapo Muslim Organised Criminal Group, allegedly involved in murders and drug trafficking. Jalon Frederick, also of Arima, is alleged to be a senior member of the La Retreat Organised Criminal Group, coordinating violent gang warfare.

Daniel “Fats” Hospedales is allegedly associated with the Heights of Guanapo Muslim Organised Criminal Group, involved in narcotics and shootings.

Nigel Scott is accused of being an enforcer for the Heights of Guanapo Gang, linked to murders and retaliatory attacks.

Julio Brad “Noonkie” Noel was identified as an alleged coordinator of gang-related shootings and drug activities.

Marlon “Boozie” Boodram, of Dow Village, California, was described as the leader of the Marlon Boodram organised criminal group involved in human trafficking, firearms, and drug smuggling. He was alleged to be a person orchestrating and engaging in gang warfare to execute retaliatory attacks using high-powered weapons.

Forty-three detention orders have so far been gazetted.

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some of these gangs I've never heard of like TATT

https://newsday.co.tt/2025/03/13/woman-among-12-ordered-detained-under-soe/

DETENTION orders have been issued for 12 people, including a woman, alleged to be involved in gang activity, firearms trafficking, and violent crimes, citing national security concerns under the ongoing State of Emergency (SoE). The orders signed on March 3, 4, and 7 were officially gazetted on March 11 under the ongoing state of emergency (SoE).

The minister cited national-security concerns, authorising their custody under preventive detention measures.

The detainees were identified as key figures in gang-related violence, drug and firearms trafficking, and retaliatory attacks, and have been linked to criminal organisations such as the Muslim Organised Criminal Group, the TATT Organised Criminal Group, Rasta City, and the MOBS Gang.

The detainees are: Thomas Ali, of Sangre Grande, identified as a key shooter for the TATT Organised Criminal Group, linked to gang warfare and violent attacks on prison officers.
Reon “Rambo” Thomas, of Arima, is an alleged enforcer and shooter for the Muslim Organised Criminal Group, involved in retaliatory gang attacks.

Stephon “Pablo” Seetal, of Arima, was said to be a shooter for “the Congo”, involved in gang conflicts and firearm-related violence.

Akim Purcell, of Sangre Grande, was accused of being a shooter for the TATT Organised Criminal Group, involved in narcotics and firearms trafficking.

Isaiah Terrell “Mato” Finch, of Port of Spain, is allegedly linked to the Sixx Gang, involved in armed robberies, murders, and vehicle thefts.

Kema “Kema Boss” McShine, of Beetham Gardens, was the only woman among the latest detainees, accused of orchestrating violent retaliatory attacks for the Rasta City and M.O.B.S. gangs.

Allimudeen “Al” Sackoor, of Arima, was identified as the leader of the Heights of Guanapo Muslim Organised Criminal Group, allegedly involved in murders and drug trafficking. Jalon Frederick, also of Arima, is alleged to be a senior member of the La Retreat Organised Criminal Group, coordinating violent gang warfare.

Daniel “Fats” Hospedales is allegedly associated with the Heights of Guanapo Muslim Organised Criminal Group, involved in narcotics and shootings.

Nigel Scott is accused of being an enforcer for the Heights of Guanapo Gang, linked to murders and retaliatory attacks.

Julio Brad “Noonkie” Noel was identified as an alleged coordinator of gang-related shootings and drug activities.

Marlon “Boozie” Boodram, of Dow Village, California, was described as the leader of the Marlon Boodram organised criminal group involved in human trafficking, firearms, and drug smuggling. He was alleged to be a person orchestrating and engaging in gang warfare to execute retaliatory attacks using high-powered weapons.

Forty-three detention orders have so far been gazetted.

Muslim gang you say?
Dem fellas not supposed to follow the religion of peace?

[pugboy]

them running ting long time
just that they not flashy like the gold chain gangs
they into profits
they control a lot of the illegal gravel

[The_Honourable]

SOE To End On April 13th

[MaxPower]

A successful SOE.





Statistically speaking

[pugboy]

so what happens to all the gangsters they detained under soe orders?

[alfa]

They waiting to process to info gathered from Chris must list lol

[redmanjp]

how much high powered weapons they seize? cuz that was the whole reason for the SOE - to stop a bloodbath caused by ppl spraying up d place with those weapons

[pugboy]

really to prevent them killing out each other gangsters
it regular folk still getting robbed normel

how much high powered weapons they seize? cuz that was the whole reason for the SOE - to stop a bloodbath caused by ppl spraying up d place with those weapons

[The_Honourable]

Sixx gang leader to sue state when SoE ends

WELL-KNOWN attorney Pamela Elder, SC, says when the state of emergency (SoE) ends on April 13, she will take legal action against the State on behalf of two men who were held under detention orders issued during the SoE.

“Breach of constitutional rights, unlawful arrest, unlawful detention. We have already sent out pre-action letters and we will be bringing proceedings,” Elder told Newsday.

Asked about the future of these detainees, on March 27, during a police media briefing at Police Administration Building in Port of Spain, Acting Police Commissioner Junior Benjamin said the police intend to convert these detention orders to prosecution.

“We are looking at presently ensuring that a large number of these people are prosecuted. Our intention is to convert these detention orders into prosecution. As we continue to come down to the end, we are putting all necessary things in place to make that a reality.”

But Elder said this will not deter her from taking legal action.

“My legal proceedings would be for the entire period of detention, which I’m claiming was wrongful. But it’s based on my peculiar circumstances. I don’t know about the other detainees.”

In any event, Elder was unaware of anyone being charged and added she does not expect it will change anything.

“If they have been charged, I don’t see why the detention should have continued. But I’m not aware of any who have been charged. Remember, this is preventative detention. It was to prevent them from committing an offence.”

Speaking at the police passing out parade at the Police Academy in St James on March 28, National Security Minister Marvin Gonzales said the fate of people held under SoE detention orders would depend on State attorneys examining evidence “on a case by case basis” to decide if charges are to be laid.

‘TYSON’ TO SUE

Elder said one of her clients who intends to sue is Calvin “Tyson” Lee whom the State claimed in a detention order is a leader in the Sixx gang.

Lee was detained on January 21 in accordance with the Emergency Powers Regulations to prevent him from “acting in a manner prejudicial to public safety or public order or the defence of Trinidad and Tobago.”

The order dated January 17, and published in Legal Notice #16 in the Trinidad and Tobago Gazette, was signed by then security minister Fitzgerald Hinds.

It said Lee, “has been credibly identified as the leader of a known criminal organisation known as the SIXX gang, and as the person planning and intending to execute violent retaliatory reprisals or other violent actions involving the use of high-powered weapons and explosives, following an attempted hit on his life and the murder of his associate Trevor Williams on 28th December 2024.”

Williams, who was said to be a gang member, was among a group of men who were ambushed by gunmen on December 28 while leaving the Besson Street Police Station.

His death is believed to have prompted a killing spree that resulted in six people being shot dead in 48 hours and the government declaring the SoE on December 30.

The government said it advised the President to declare the SoE out of concern over reprisals that could lead to more deaths and endanger the public.

Lee was arrested that morning and released on January 4 under house arrest before being held by detention order less than three weeks later. He has been in custody since and, as of March 12, is among 43 people for whom detention orders have been issued.

https://newsday.co.tt/2025/03/29/sixx-g ... -soe-ends/

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Lawyers= Scum of the earth




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[pugboy]

maybe by design for them gangsters to get money this way instead of via a state contract

[MaxPower]

Lawyers= Scum of the earth




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The higher ups protect the gang leaders, and the gang leaders protect them.

Put them behind bars and they have no one to call when their spoil brat kids throw tantrums and go missing for days liming down the islands with Joshie and Jawnathon.

[pugboy]

who was the 2 who win big money last soe ?
was it burkie and prezzi ?

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The higher ups protect the gang leaders, and the gang leaders protect them.

Put them behind bars and they have no one to call when their spoil brat kids throw tantrums and go missing for days liming down the islands with Joshie and Jawnathon.

A true narco state, who said crime doesn't pay

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[redmanjp]

SOE ends Sunday, 14 detainees to be charged. hope they got enough evidence otherwise they getting off

https://newsday.co.tt/2025/04/11/14-detainees-to-be-charged-before-soe-ends/

[pugboy]

so what about the rest who aren’t going to be charged ?
they gonna sue for wrongful detention according the pamela elder

[bluefete]

so what about the rest who aren’t going to be charged ?
they gonna sue for wrongful detention according the pamela elder

How come nobody ever audit Ms. Elder for taking drug / terrorist / gangster money from her clients? Ent dat is supposed to be a crime?

Nobody ever do "source of funds" from her clients and then look to seize that same money she get?

[pugboy]

ent
maybe she charges them small money to not require source of funds checking

but really and truly this is the way to go after them gangsters
that’s how it was done for the ny mafia

except here the govt supports them with contracts
so they always claim they are contractors

so what about the rest who aren’t going to be charged ?
they gonna sue for wrongful detention according the pamela elder

How come nobody ever audit Ms. Elder for taking drug / terrorist / gangster money from her clients? Ent dat is supposed to be a crime?

Nobody ever do "source of funds" from her clients and then look to seize that same money she get?

[MaxPower]

Wait allyuh loss me there.

We still in a SOE?

[pugboy]

until tomorrow

Wait allyuh loss me there.

We still in a SOE?

[Gladiator]

A successful SOE.





Statistically speaking

What are the statistics you speaking of?

[redmanjp]

Apparently they can't extend the soe because parliament is suspended due to elections

[pugboy]

so crime going to surge after tomorrow?

[st7]

so crime going to surge after tomorrow?

the time to stock up on toilet paper is now

[alfa]

Lots of shots waiting to ride soon as SOE over