Three Trinidadians appeared in the Scarborough Magistrates First Court before Magistrate Glen Mahbir on Monday to answer a charge of larceny.
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Live wires in Hope
Residents of the Blenheim Housing Development were both alarmed and distressed on Monday morning by what was found to be live electricity wires sprawled across the Dusty Park roadway.