Suspect in Friday night’s Grafton robbery appeared in the Scarborough Magistrate’s Court on three counts of robbery. Assistant Commissioner of Police Heflin George told Channel5 News that the suspect involved in last weekend’s Grafton robbery, has been charged with the offence.
Tobago police are now awaiting an autopsy report, to proceed any further as they remain baffled over a distress call of a suspected suicide, which occurred in the wee hours of Wednesday morning.
Now here’s an image sent to us be a concerned citizen who wants to know the person or persons responsible for collecting garbage and the reason why they aren’t fulfilling their duties.
Though a serious topic, incest in Tobago is considered taboo, however, it is a crime punishable by law. Acting Sargeant Alicia Piggott, explained, the victims, in particular children are interviewed by the police and therefore must be accompanied by someone with whom they feel comfortable.
Employees at the Grafton beach hotel were traumatized last Friday, as employees were robbed of cash and cell phones in the daring robbery. Operations Manager of Grafton Beach Resort and Le Grand Courland Alpha Lorde told Channel5 News that the recent robbery will in no way deter their operations.
The village of Carnbee/Mt. Pleasant has much to celebrate, as their representative for the Miss Heritage Personality 2013 emerged winner.
Officials from The University of Trinidad and Tobago attracted numbers to the Scarborough Esplanade, as they displayed numerous booths educating the public about a varied number of disabilities.
Secretary Hilton Sandy speaking at the face to face meeting in Mt. Pleasant announced that a drainage program throughout Tobago is set to come on stream soon.
One month after the electrocution of Tyrone Crawford, Channel 5 News acquired video of T&TEC employees replacing the pole and lines on the Works Division compound that caused the unfortunate June incident.
After a deal gone sour, one Bon Accord resident claims he was brutally attacked by a person who took the oath to protect and serve. A deal made with a friend who took a loan of eighty dollars and gave a bike as collateral prompted what Lynwal Trim of Bon Accord says is a case of police brutality.
