Sealy fired Glock at cops
Posted: Tuesday, May 26, 2026

Sealy fired Glock at cops
The police version of events:

Trust the process
Attorney for Joshua Samaroo's family urges public to let the law take its course while expressing confidence in Office of DPP

Finance Minister says 60-40 offer to PSA is final
... but also says talks continuing in good faith

Farley tears into cops
...THA chief 'deeply dissatisfied' with handling of Angelo case

Govt issues EOI for e-passport system amid public outrage
One day after the Sunday Guardian published an article stating that booking an e-appointment for a passport on the Ministry of Homeland Security website takes as long as six months, the ministry issued an expression of interest (EOI) for suitably qualified entities to upgrade its passport portal.

Govt issues 'hold over' letters to 25 mineral operators
The ministry said the letters were issued on May 22 to bona fide operators with active operations whose mining and processing licences had expired and were in the process of renewal. Under the arrangement, the operators will be allowed to continue operating under the same terms and conditions as their previous licences for a period of one year.

Quarry group has questions for ministry
TTAPA is seeking clarity on key issues, including the framework for settling outstanding royalty payments, whether some operators have been offered extensions or negotiated settlements while others have not, the criteria for allowing certain companies to continue operations while others face enforcement and the limited public disclosure of companies operating with expired licences or unresolved compliance issues.

Chamber president: Chaguanas needs east-west overpass
During that period in 2024, work was ongoing to widen the Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway running through the borough. He pointed out that the widening process would marginally ease traffic travelling between north and south Trinidad but failed to ease the problem that restricted traffic flow between the east to west corridors within the borough.

Retired cops' struggling', call for pension review
A GROUP of retired police officers, who served during both the 1970 Black Power Revolution and 1990 attempted coup, have appealed to the Government to review the pensions being paid to former members of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, saying many retirees are struggling to survive on monthly payments of approximately $3,500.

PM pays tribute to former NAR minister Herbert Atwell
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has paid tribute to former National Alliance for Reconstruction (NAR) minister Herbert Atwell following his death over the weekend, describing him as part of a generation of political leaders who helped shape Trinidad and Tobago's democracy during one of its most defining periods.

Marsha Daniel Joseph, Global Hero of Hope
'The day I found a lump and chose not to fear tomorrow'

36-Year-Old Simon Joash Bhagwath Of Whiteland Missing
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of SIMON JOASH BHAGWATH is asked to call the Gasparillo Police Station at 650-
2193 or 800-TIPS or contact the police at 555, 999, 911, or call any police station.


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