Nothing is impossible with God. That was how grieving mother Sherima Ali summed up her emotions as she gave thanks to God, hopeful that the remains of her son Naail Ali, who has been missing for the past three years and five months, have finally been found.

SECONDS after he stepped out of one of the courtroom at the Hall of Justice, Port-of-Spain, businessman Khalil Karamath was served with a detention order which identifies him as “one of the persons behind the plot to destabilise Trinidad and Tobago and cause major panic.”

THE latest robbery attack on farmer Terry Bahal and his wife Christine turned deadly on Tuesday night when Bahal, who was shot three times and chopped about his head and body, was pronounced dead on arrival at the Chaguanas Health Facility (CHF).

Minister in the Ministry of National Security Collin Partap said correctional restorative programmes like mediation, when methodically executed in a penal environment, will not only mentally prepare the offender for productive reintegration but will also create a climate of satisfaction and closure between the victim and offender.

FORMER Caricom Secretary General Edwin Carrington has been vested with the Order of the Caribbean Community (OCC) for outstanding service to the regional integration movement.

SIX years after he was fingered as the man who killed his ex-lover’s flame, Joshua Daniel was freed of the man’s murder and says he holds no animosity against the woman whose statement to police, led to his arrest.

A 19-year-old man who was a suspect in a recent murder, was found dead at Woods Alley, Morvant shortly after 1.30 am on Saturday.

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL has been given an extension by the Court of Appeal to file a counter notice in the appeal against the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) and the Pigeon Point Heritage Park Ltd and Yanik Quesnel and Spanish-national Ana Carolina Barry-Laso.

A MURDER charge is expected to be laid against a 44-year-old man who allegedly stabbed to death Sabrina Lalla in front of her two children Seth,11, and Shayden, ten, at her workplace at Bavarian Motors Ltd off Todd Street in San Fernando.

THE EDITOR: Recently the present executive of the Police Social and Welfare Association and their President were quoted in the news as saying that their members would no longer work extra hours unless their demands are met right away. Part of their reason is the salary negotiated by the new CoP designate.

FAMILY and friends of murdered Garth ‘Grell’ John, 40, prayed for crime to stop during a funeral service on Friday at Lionel Belgrove’s Memorial Chapel, Belgrove’s Funeral Home, Coffee Street, San Fernando. John, a former paralegal at Clico, was found stabbed to death in his bathroom at Flambouyant East Gardens, Valsayn, on Friday, September 25, (...)

Defence attorneys in the trial of the kidnapping and murder of businesswoman Samdaye Rampersad, yesterday continued to discredit the evidence of the State’s main witness.

HEARTLINE, the Social Action arm of Youth for Christ Trinidad and Tobago, will be hosting its annual Camp Glorious programme this year from July 6 to August 14. This year camps will be held throughout Trinidad and Tobago — 57 in Trinidad and eight in Tobago.

THIRTY-FIVE persons were arrested in police raids in Laventille and San Juan between 11 pm on Thursday and 9 am yesterday.

In a bid to prevent theft at Automated Teller Machines (ATM), security heads in the banking sector reportedly accompanied a Venezuelan convict to a Maraval bank where he demonstrated his fraud.

UNC Alliance MP for Oropouche East, Dr Roodal Moonilal, launched a scathing verbal assault on the Government’s failure to deal with the country’s crime problem during debate on a crime motion moved by National Security Minister Martin Joseph in the House of Representatives on Monday. The following is the conclusion of Moonilal’s contribution in Par(...)