Alexander Bruzual

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Benz returned to Lee

1 week ago | trinidadexpress.com | Alexander Bruzual

The Mercedes-Benz AMG G63 that was at the centre of the corruption case against UNC deputy political leader David Lee has been returned to him. The vehicle was seized in 2022 and was kept by police as evidence in the case, which was dismissed by the acting chief magistrate in April. Acting Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin has confirmed the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has returned the vehicle that was seized as part of the case involving Lee, and firearms dealer Hugh Leong Poi.
Man arrested for slitting woman's throat during argument

2 weeks ago | trinidadexpress.com | Alexander Bruzual

One man is in police custody after he allegedly slit the throat of a 60-year-old woman. The incident took place at about 3.45 p.m. on Sunday at a home along Railway Trace in Longdenville. The victim was said to be at home when she got into an argument with a 42-year-old male relative. During the confrontation, the suspect grabbed a cutlass and placed it to the victim's neck. He then cut her throat. Other relatives at the home immediately intervened, and the police and paramedics were notified.
Tobago festival flop

3 weeks ago | trinidadexpress.com | Alexander Bruzual |Elizabeth Williams

ORGANISERS of the Tobago Rhythm and Soul Festival have apologised to patrons and artistes following the abrupt end of the Buccoo Seafood and Jazz event on Saturday, which resulted in the cancellation of scheduled performances by three artistes.
Cops tighten security at airport entrance after drive-by killing

3 weeks ago | trinidadexpress.com | Alexander Bruzual

Police carried out operations at the entrance to Piarco International Airport yesterday with officers searching vehicles as security was tightened at the facility. This after a man was shot dead and two others injured in a drive-by gun attack outside the Arrivals area early Thursday morning. When the Express visited the area about midday yesterday, police officers could be seen searching many vehicles along BWIA Boulevard.
ONE KILLED TWO INJURED AT AIRPORT

3 weeks ago | tv6tnt.com | Alexander Bruzual

A brazen ambush just outside Piarco International Airport has left one man dead and two others injured. The victim, identified as 34-year-old Akim Quash, had just returned to the country when gunmen opened fire as he left the airport.
Trauma, panic at Piarco airport

3 weeks ago | trinidadexpress.com | Alexander Bruzual

People screamed and ran helter-skelter at Piarco International Airport yesterday morning when a man was shot dead and two others injured in a drive-by gun attack outside the Arrivals area. Dead is 34-year-old Akim Quash, also known as “Sours,” of Pierre Street, Maraval. Quash died of multiple gunshot wounds shortly after being transported to the Arima General Hospital.
Gonzales questions ex-officer’s swift move into politics

4 weeks ago | trinidadexpress.com | Alexander Bruzual

Minister of National Security Marvin Gonzales has raised concerns about the political involvement of a former high-ranking officer of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS). His was speaking during the formal opening of the San Rafael Police Station yesterday.
Gunfire at airport: Arriving passenger killed

4 weeks ago | trinidadexpress.com | Alexander Bruzual

A passenger who had only hours before landed at the Piarco International Airport, was shot dead before he could even leave the compound this morning. A second person was wounded when gunmen opened fire on a car parked near the Arrivals area. It happened shortly before 2:30 a.m., when a man, having just arrived on a flight into Trinidad and Tobago, was walking toward a waiting black SUV. Gunmen opened fire on the vehicle, fatally wounding one occupant.
San Rafael gets a station again

4 weeks ago | trinidadexpress.com | Alexander Bruzual

THE San Rafael Police Station has officially reopened, marking the end of a three-year closure. The refurbished facility was upgraded at a cost of $1 million. At the opening ceremony yesterday, Minister of National Security Marvin Gonzales addressed the importance of the station’s reopening, the need for improved police service, and broader challenges facing the national security apparatus in Trinidad and Tobago.
TTPS reports decrease in murder, other serious crimes

1 month ago | trinidadexpress.com | Alexander Bruzual

The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has reported a notable decline in violent and property crimes so far in 2025, compared to the same period last year. Acting Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin and Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Curt Simon shared these updates during a press briefing at the Police Administration Building in Port of Spain Tuesday afternoon.