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Mon Repos man succumbs after LBI hit-and-run - Stabroek News
A pedal cyclist succumbed on Friday following a hit-and-run accident from the night before along the La Bonne Intention Railway Embankment, on the East Coast of Demerara. The article Mon Repos man succumbs after LBI hit-and-run appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Yaadman says it’s not linked to illegal gas cooking site in Portmore
Cooking gas supplier Yaadman Haulage Jamaica Limited says it is not involved in the illegal cooking gas site discovered by the police in Portmore, St Catherine. Detectives last Friday swooped down on an area near Christian Gardens. READ: ...
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Tobago man charged with drinking alcohol outside cemetery - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
A Mason Hall man was granted $20,000 bail after he appeared in court charged with drinking alcohol in a public place last Tuesday. Glen Henry, 62, of Top Hill, Mason Hall, was arrested near Buccoo Public Cemetery allegedly with a cup in hand and a bottle of White Oak tucked in a white plastic
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'It is a part of their plan to eliminate police officers' - Bheki Cele speaks at cop's funeral | News24
Speaking at the funeral of Constable Molwantwa George Molefi, Police Minister Bheki Cele said police were at war with criminals.
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CUBA-Cuban President hails bilateral relations with Trinidad and Tobago. - Caribbean Times
HAVANA, Cuba, CMC—Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel says the recent visit to the island by the speaker of the Trinidad-Tobago House of Representatives, Bridgid Annisette-George, will mark a landmark in bilateral relations between the two nations. During talks at Havana’s Revolution Palace, the
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Belmont man shot after going for a walk - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
A 35-year-old Belmont man was being treated for a gunshot on Monday morning. Police said the man told relatives he was going for a walk at around 7 am. After going out he was shot several times. Residents heard the gunshots and saw the man bleeding on the ground at Dennis Street, Belmont.
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Less-lethal weapons to be authorised for cops - Stabroek News
Seeking to reduce the use of deadly force, the government is moving to legally allow members of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) to use “less-lethal weapons,” including pepper spray and tasers. The article Less-lethal weapons to be authorised for cops appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Pleasantville man, 21, disappears in river - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
On Friday, a 21-year-old Pleasantville man is assumed to have drowned after he went missing while hunting. Reports indicate that the man was hunting with friends but when he attempted to cross the Cipero River to catch an iguana on the other side he got into difficulties. Eyewitnesses said he
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‘Overworked and underpaid’: Here's what police union asks from Bheki Cele
Police union (POPCRU) says it finds Bheki Cele's comments on salary increments 'extremely distressing, immature and unfortunate'.
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Six notorious robbers arrested, one shot dead - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY VANESSA GUZHA SIX armed robbers were on Saturday nabbed by the police during a shootout in Harare, which killed one of The post Six notorious robbers arrested, one shot dead appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Saleswoman robbed by bicycle bandits at Grove - Stabroek News
A saleswoman was robbed of $280,000 in cash as well as other valuables in the vicinity of First Bridge, Golden Grove, East Bank Demerara on Monday. The article Saleswoman robbed by bicycle bandits at Grove appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Police demand stiffer penalties for robbers - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY NQOBANI NDLOVU POLICE are lobbying the Judiciary and Legislature to come up with stiffer penalties on armed robbers following a surge The post Police demand stiffer penalties for robbers appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Man wanted for questioning over Linden slaying - Stabroek News
The police have issued a bulletin for 26-year-old Samorea Mitchell, of Wisroc, Linden, who is wanted for questioning in relation to the murder of Delroy McKenzie, and the attempted murder of Calvin
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Georgia should give AP African American Studies full approval
… only difference between AP African American Studies and Georgia’s … is the focus on Black Americans, a major portion … topics covered in AP African American Studies are essential knowledge … unnecessarily made the AP African American Studies course controversial, …
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Tobago man shot dead while driving - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
A Mason Hall man is Tobago's latest murder victim. He has been identified as maintenance worker Dwayne Legall. Reports are that around 12.50 pm on Saturday, Legall, 27, was driving his motor vehicle, a Nissan B14, with other occupants, along Spence Trace, when a gunman opened fire on the veh
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Source: Home - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Fury and pain
Devon Ramcharran’s 16-year-old daughter Carmelita’s future hung in the balance as he grappled with an emergency call from doctors on Sunday evening for her to be transferred to the Kingston Public Hospital for further treatment. The Garvey Maceo...
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Nigeria: Appeal Court Sacks Kaduna Speaker, Orders Rerun in Five Polling Units
[Premium Times] The court ruled there were irregularities in five polling units.
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Spanish Man Jailed For Killing And Eating His Mother - St. Lucia Times News
A Spanish man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after killing his mother and eating her remains. Alberto Sánchez Gómez, 28, was arrested in 2019 after police found body parts around his mother's home - some in plastic containers. The court rejected Sánchez's arguments that he was
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Linstead father, girlfriend detained in connection with child's death
A father and his female companion have been taken into custody by the Linstead Police amid a multi-agency investigation into the sudden death of seven-year-old Tiana Russell of New Works district in Linstead, St Catherine. Tiana was pronounced dead...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Kierra Coles' family offers $45K reward for information on missing pregnant postal worker | The Crusader Newspaper Group
ABC7 Chicago The family of a missing pregnant postal worker is now offering a $45,000 reward in the case. Kierra Coles, 27, was last seen on surveillance video October 2, 2018, as she was leaving her South Side home near 81st and Vernon. Police said she did not report to work that day and her […]
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Police failing to curb crime: MPs - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY MOSES MATENGA GOVERNMENT has conceded that the country is now overwhelmed by cases of armed robberies as criminal syndicates smuggle firearms The post We are living in fear: Minister appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe: Police in Shootout With Robbers
[The Herald] A gang of three men wanted for armed robbery were arrested in Harare over the weekend in a raid in Kuwadzana after being shot in the legs during a shoot-out with the police, while the fourth in the gang managed to escape.
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Man charged with arson after St Catherine business set on fire
A nineteen-year-old man has been charged with arson after an establishment in St Catherine was set on fire. He is Travaughn Rattigan, otherwise called 'Mini Me'. The police say the damage caused by the fire is estimated to be about $2,000,...
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Laventille man shot dead - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Police are probing the shooting death of a 28-year-old Laventille man on Sunday night. Police said Kyle Primus was shot near his Mapp Lands, Laventille, home at around 7.40 pm. One of Primus' relatives heard the gunshots and saw him bleeding in some bushes. Police from the Besson Street Po
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Kingston fisherman charged following gun seizure
Thirty-eight-year-old Carlington Esson, a fisherman of Maiden Lane in Kingston, was arrested and charged for illegal possession of firearm and illegal possession of ammunition following an incident on Rosemary Lane in the parish on Saturday. The...
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Mayaro man killed in drive-by shooting - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
A Mayaro man was killed instantly on Saturday during a drive-by shooting in the district. Police identified the victim as Tyrone "Tiger" Carter, who lived at Plaisance, in Mayaro. He was in his 50s. A report said at about 11 am, Carter was standing in the yard of a friend at Rest House Villa
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Truck petrol bombed in Free State protest, highway closed | News24
Protesters in Harrismith have demanded that President Cyril Ramaphosa come to address their concerns.
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St James man charged for breaches of Firearms Act
A St James man was arrested and charged on Saturday for breaches of the Firearms Act. He is 20-year-old Raheim Forsythe of Catherine Hall in Montego Bay, who is charged with illegal possession of firearm and illegal possession of ammunition. His...
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One killed, another injured in yet another shooting in Gugulethu | News24
A 30-year-old man has died, while another one has been injured, during yet another shooting in Gugulethu, five days after eight people were killed.
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Police investigate accident at Bay Street - Barbados Today
Police are on the scene of an accident at Bay Street, St Michael involving a car and a motorcycle. (more details as they come to hand.) The post Police investigate accident at Bay Street appeared first on Barbados Today.
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