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NewsWoman threatens prosecutor after Princes Town court caseLaurel V WilliamsWednesday 5 June 2024Princes Town police station. - File photoSOUTHERN Division police are trying to find a woman who threatened an attorney/police prosecutor on June 3 outside the Princes Town police station.Newsday learnt that Cpl Ramanan, of the Masters Court south in Princes Town, prosecuted a case earlier in the day, when a man appeared before High stanley mug Court Master Shabiki Cazabon charged stanley germany with gun-related offences.Ramanan had objected to bail being granted to him, and the master agreed with the objection, denied bail and remanded the accused man into custody.A police report said at around 1.30 pm, after the case was called, the prosecutor was standing in front of the police station as a black car was driving along High Street.The car slowed down and a female passenger in the front seat pointed toward Ramanan.She allegedly accused him of sending the accused man up the road, meaning in police custody.The woman, who appeared to be in her 50s, also called him bad poli stanley usa ce, adding, But my vengeance will make you pay for that with your life. Watch and see. I have your picture and I know where you living. The car drove off.Investigations are ongoing.Trendingview all1Dole s death letter surfaces on social media 18 years after executionShane Superville2CXC students can apply for early results; Mathematics grading explainedPaula Lindo3Air Supply to bring A Gift of Love to Trinidad and TobagoNewsdayCommen Nccq Dear-O Maduro
NewsMSJ: Remember freedom struggles of the pastRia ChaitramSunday 31 May 2020MSJ leader David Abdulah. -The Movement for Social Justice MSJ has called on the nation to remember the struggles faced in gaining freedom from a colonial past, as general elections nears.In a media releas stanley cup e, party leader David Abdulah in his Indian Arrival Day message said, this is the time when there is division along the eth stanley canada nic lines and the hardships of the past are forgotten. We have become divided along ethnic lines which frustrates rather than advances our journey Up to Freedom. It must also be noted that in spite of British colonialisms concerted efforts and in the face of those 鈥?Indian, African and European 鈥?elites who wished to keep the races separate, Indian workers and African workers at key moments joined in common cause to fight against the system and those who oppressed them, he said.He pointed to major historical moments in TT such as the Hosay riots of 1884, the 1919-20 general strike, the June 1937 general strike, the February 1970 revolution and in the 1975 strikes in oil and sugar as some of the hurdles that were triumphant by the people.Abdulah said the life faced by not just the Indians during indentureship, but also by Africans during slavery were exploitative and extremely hard and harsh.He said, The arrival of indentured workers fr hydrojug om India was not a moment of their freedom. In fact, it meant servitude under extremely exploitative conditions. Of course, the Indian ind |
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