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Corruption, Cocaine and Murder in Trinidad

on February 09, 2018

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Glam Galaxy30 April 2018 at 12:12
This was an eye-opening documentary. Thank you for sharing!
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IS BUYING FOOD SAFE?

NOT everyone was robbed at KFC in Port of Spain on Thursday night. During an armed robbery staged by three men, most stood still and waited for the ordeal to be over. But one customer simply took her meal and walked out. The crime occurred at the fast food outlet at the corner of Duke and Charlotte Streets. Security camera footage showed three men, with their heads and faces covered, walk in. One carried a gun. The thieves robbed the security guard while he sat near the entrance. One of the thieves remained with the security officer, while the two others walk around the outlet among the customers. And while the patrons stand still in their seats or at the counter, one woman took her KFC “to go”. Not even the robbers stopped her as she walked out of the establishment. The video ended with the woman walking on the pavement, looking through the glass doors while the robbery progressed. In the end, the outlet reported that a total of $120 was taken. http://www.trin...

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In the space of three years, Monica “Cris” Gumbs suffered through the murder of her nephew, husband, son-in-law and the shooting of one of her daughters. But when death came knocking once more on Monday night, it was her turn as she was gunned down outside their Fazal Avenue, Penal home yesterday. Her other daughter Dana, 35, survived with a gunshot wound on her right leg. Police reports stated that around 10.30 am, Gumbs’ sister, Gail Emmanuel, was at home when she heard several explosions outside. As she walked downstairs to check, she found Dana bleeding in her living room. She then walked to the front house where Gumbs lived and found her sister lying motionless with wounds to the head and upper body. Penal Police responded along with an ambulance and took Dana to the San Fernando General Hospital. Gumbs, 55, a seamstress, had already died. Officers from the Homicide Bureau of Investigation, Region Three, including Insp Daryl Corrie and Sgt Randy Ramjag, visited the home a...

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