Darlisa Ghouralal

Trinidad and Tobago

Journalist at Loop Trinidad & Tobago

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13 held in Southern and Central Division operations

3 weeks ago | loopnews.com | Darlisa Ghouralal

Thirteen people were arrested for various offences during police exercises conducted in the Southern and Central Divisions on Thursday. Reports state that between 1pm and 6pm, officers of the Southern Division Task Force (SDTF) conducted an intelligence-led exercise in Area East of the Division, targeting several known drug blocks. Four men were arrested. A 29-year-old from Tarouba Heights, San Fernando, was held for wearing camouflage clothing.
Gun and drugs seized at Tobago residence

3 weeks ago | loopnews.com | Darlisa Ghouralal

A firearm, ammunition, and a quantity of narcotics were seized by police officers in the Tobago Division on Thursday. According to reports, between 9:45am and 3:45pm that day, officers of the Inter-Agency Task Force, Guard and Emergency Branch and Canine Unit conducted a roving anti-crime exercise. During the operation, they received information that led them to a home located on Miller Street, Buccoo Village.
Ministries of Education, Homeland Security partner to address school violence

3 weeks ago | loopnews.com | Darlisa Ghouralal

The Ministry of Education has joined efforts with the Ministry of Homeland Security to address the growing issue of student indiscipline in schools. The issue emerged as a significant national concern following a recent school fight which was recorded on video and uploaded to social media. In the incident, a female student of the South East Port of Spain Secondary School suffered a fractured nose, broken tooth and other injuries after she was beaten by classmates in the washroom.
Operation G-Ride disrupts human trafficking ring

3 weeks ago | loopnews.com | Darlisa Ghouralal

The Counter Trafficking Unit (CTU) of the Ministry of Homeland Security executed Operation G-Ride, early on Friday, making a significant breakthrough against human trafficking in Trinidad and Tobago. After six months of intelligence gathering and surveillance, CTU officers, supported by the Immigration Division and the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS), conducted a raid at a residence on St Vincent Street, Tunapuna.
Palmiste teen reported missing

3 weeks ago | loopnews.com | Darlisa Ghouralal

A 14-year-old boy from San Fernando has been reported missing. Mosthigha Sanderson, who is from Palmiste, was last seen on June 3. A report was made at the San Fernando Police Station the same day. He’s of mixed descent, approximately 5 feet 6 inches in height, dark brown in complexion, slim build with dreadlocks. He was last seen wearing a red long-sleeved jacket, dark-coloured track pants.
Trinidad and Tobago's weather: Occasional partly cloudy spells with few showers

3 weeks ago | loopnews.com | Darlisa Ghouralal

Former Minister in the Office of the Attorney General and Ministry of Legal Affairs, Renuka Sagramsingh-Sooklal, says she is leaving office with her h... April 29, 2025 5:30 PM ET Terrence Deyalsingh has extended gratitude to everyone who supported him over the past 12 years as Member of Parliament for the Constituency of Arangu...
Work begins on new US Embassy site

3 weeks ago | loopnews.com | Darlisa Ghouralal

Work has started on the new United States embassy site in Port of Spain. The United States Department of State’s Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO) and the US embassy announced the commencement of the works at 137 Long Circular Road, Maraval. There will be intermittent traffic disruptions over the next few months due to heavy equipment onsite. The embassy apologised to residents and motorists in the area for the inconvenience, which will include noise.
28 undocumented Venezuelan women detained at Mayaro bar

3 weeks ago | loopnews.com | Darlisa Ghouralal

Officers of the National Special Operations Unit (NSOU) conducted an intelligence-led operation in the Eastern Division early this morning, resulting in the detention of 28 undocumented South American migrants. Reports indicate that between the hours of 1:50am and 3:30am, officers received intelligence which led them to a sports bar in St Ann’s Village, Mayaro, where 28 female Venezuelan nationals were found on the premises without proper documentation or identification.
Point Fortin brothers appear in court for Coast Guard Officer's murder

3 weeks ago | loopnews.com | Darlisa Ghouralal

Point Fortin brothers Keston and Dashawn Logie have appeared before a Master of the High Court, charged with the murder of Coast Guard Able Body Seaman, Dacion John. The brothers were jointly charged with the offence when they appeared before Master Adia Mohammed in the South Court A yesterday. The matter was adjourned to September 25.
Wade Mark to act as President

3 weeks ago | loopnews.com | Darlisa Ghouralal

President of the Senate Wade Mark has been sworn in as Acting President. He was sworn in by Chief Justice Ivor Archie at a ceremony today at the Office of the President, Circular Road, St Ann’s. Mark assumes the duties of Her Excellency Christine Carla Kangaloo O.R.T.T., President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, who left the jurisdiction earlier today. Ahead of today’s swearing-in, President Kangaloo met with Senator Mark on May 27 at The President’s House.