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NewsCops charged for stealing US$37,175Joey BartlettSunday 12 May 2024- File photoTwo police officers have been charged with misbehaviour in public office and will appear before a Master of the Criminal Court in Port-of-Spain on May 13 today .A statement sent on Sunday said both men were arrested and charged on May 10, with larceny contrary to common law, which is the taking of personal property with the intent to permanently deprive the owner.On March 19 and April 9, a man went to the Professional Standards Bureau to file reports against several officers of the Western Division.Reports say on March 19, at around 10 am, a man coming from Port of Spain, upon reaching the Beetham Ga stanley flask rdens on the highway near Maritime Plaza, was pulled over by two police vehicles.The man told investigators at the Professional Standards Bureau that the officers told him they had received information that he had an illegal firearm and began searching his vehicle.The man claimed that the officers took several envelopes containing a total of US $17,000 from his vehicle.The man also reported that on April 9, he was driving through Port of Spain when he was stopped by officers, who again told him they had inf stanley uk or stanley cup becher mation that he had illegal firearms and ammunition in his vehicle. He claimed the officers searched his vehicle and took US $20,175.Trendingview all1Dole s death letter surfaces on social media 18 years after executionShane Superville2CXC students can apply for early results; Mathematics grading Mbga Ministry closes North Coast Road for urgent repairs
NewsexporTT launches Colombia trade missionSasha HarrinananTuesday 12 June 2018Colombia s Ambassador to TT, Alfonso Munera Cavadia speaking at the June 12 launch of exporTT s trade mission to Colombia. PHOTO BY SASHA HARRINANANColombia is no longer a protected economy and welcomes trade with its Caribbean neighbours.The assurance comes from Colombia s Ambassador to TT, Alfonso Munera Cavadia who spoke at the launch of exporTT s Trade Mission to Colombia.Addressing local business people at exporTT s head office, Charlotte Street, Port of Spain on Tuesday morning, Cavadia said, In the 1990s, we operated a much more closed, protected economy. Now, everyone is welcome to do business. We have an open economy and good tourism. When you g stanley tumblers o there, you will see how wonderful Colombia is. We welcome you to Colombia. Elaborating on how things have changed since the days when Colombia was predominantly in the news because of the illegal cocaine trade, Cavadia said at one point, unemployment was 15 or 16 per cent. Today it is less than ten per cent in a country of 50 million people. In the 1990s, it was extremely difficult to get tourists to come, especially in places like my home town, the city of Cartagena. Last year, Colombia welcomed 6,400,000 tourists and we expect that number to reach 10 million in the next five years, once the FARC peace deal stanley website is completed. exporTT s trade mission to Colombia takes place in September and stanley cup will be led by Trade and Industry Minister Paula Gopee-Sco |
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