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Trinidad seeks foreign police help

Monday, October 3, 2005

Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister, Patrick Manning has asked London's Scotland Yard and the American FBI for teams to help deal with a surge in violent crime.
The island has had a record 275 murders this year, among a population of 1.3m. For September alone 40 people were killed. Last week about 400 businesses took out full-page advertisements in newspapers, holding the Prime Minister personally responsible.
Mr. Manning said crime on the islands was part of a global problem and needed international assistance. He referred to the illegal drug trade as having created a criminal elite, with enough resources to corrupt public institutions. Profits from drug trafficking were being used to buy weapons and ammunitions which are used by feuding gangs.
The prime minister also blamed criminals deported back to the country from the UK, the US and Canada as contributing to the crime problem.

 
 
 
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arRkaquwioWCtVxO
RBKPPW Edidn`t think about that. I'll tell my mother, she won`t believe it..!!
By oem software @ New York 

golojan@gmail.com
Friday, February 10, 2012


 
In these troubled times
what we need is not in the form of man. What we nned is a higher being to have an impact in our life and repent us from our sin. What people need to do now is seek god for the answer of man's evil ways and corrputions.
By Wade Cameron @ USA, New York 

Danadda2004@Yahoo.com
Tuesday, November 8, 2005


 
Trinidad & Tobago Crime
I left Trinidad after living there for 3 years. I am an American and enjoyed the people & culture so very much. I was treated with more respect in Trini than my own country and it saddens me to see that the government does nothing, police do nothing to help not only foreigners who want to come and enjoy such beautiful culture and it's beautiful people, but the local people who strive everyday to make their way for a better life. What a waste!!!!! Manning HAS to go. Asking America for help isn't the answer!!! We cannot even take care of our own here. People of T&T must UNITE as ONE and hold strong!! I would love to move back to T&T, it was the happiest years of my life.
By withheld @ USA 

brook_lyngirl@hotmail.com
Friday, October 28, 2005


 
we need helpelp
we need help but as long as you don't ask bush for help i'm good
By Iscia @ USA, Maryland 

warlady1102@aol.com
Thursday, October 27, 2005


 
not getting better
trinidad has two many problems to be fixed. people in trinidad have to take matters in there own hands and pick up a gun and handle your business cause the govt is doin nuttin...
they scared of the jamatt
By mike @ usa 

yoyomike@hotmail.com
Monday, October 17, 2005


 
Crime scene yellow tape in T&T
seeking help is good that mean the Gov.is interested to see a better trinidad well im Jamaican To the fullest i dont know what it like in trinidad so help is good ...
By Starboy @ paterson NJ 

dimadeditor@hotmail.com
Tuesday, October 11, 2005


 
EMERGENCY!!!
like Kartel says "Emergency, wi a suffer roun ere...two party but a di same sad song dem a play...Question! Kingston mek no AK? Question? how gun come inna JA? Who run the warf and the airport, the docks and the bay?"

ANSA DAT POLITICIANS!!!
By pink panther @ Spanish Town, Jamaica 

kimmy89_b@yahoo.co.uk
Tuesday, October 11, 2005


 
good idea
I'm not Trinidadian but i'm Jamaican. My dad was murdered by gun men for his Lexus. I've bee PRAYING for Jamaica to do the same thing and get some outside help because our own police aren't helping us. They're all currupt and working with the gun men. I REALLY WISH JAMAICA WOULD DO THE SAMETHING. The Caribbean is going down and wheather we want to admit it or not, we need help. Jamaica doesn't make guns and the criminals can't bring the guns into the islands, it's our politicians who are responsible for helping to bring the guns into the country because the gunmen who are dons for various ghetto communities. They do this in exchange for votes because the dons get their communities to vote for them through violence. Jamaica may never change, but i'm never gonna stop praying, i want to bring up my children in Jamaica when i have them but i'm not going to if we don't change.
By pink panther @ Spanish Town Jamaica 

kimmy89_b@yahoo.co.uk
Tuesday, October 11, 2005


 
Bad idea
why the hell Patric go ask outsiders for help?
By crystal @ New Jersey 


Monday, October 10, 2005


 
T&T stupid
How the hell you gonna ask the people who place the guns and amnuition in the country to help you solve the murders. AmeriKKKa and London are both laughing all the way to the bank at these idiots.
By empress @ USA 


Wednesday, October 5, 2005


 
Good Idea
I think that this is a good idea because as a Trinidadian leaving abroad it is sad to see the effect that crime is having on my lovely island. It is about time that the government started to take an aggressive stance against crime.
By DJ Mr. Menace aka The Hittman @ USA, NY 

djmrmenace@hotmail.cm
Wednesday, October 5, 2005


 
hala
I love Trinindad...Hellyard
By Toko @ CI,NY 

Toko@yahoo.com
Wednesday, October 5, 2005


 
Guyana should follow
I think Guyana should follow T&T footsteps, since I know myself Guyana never solve any murder case, this cause the country to get from bad to worst. It will slow down the crime and put the so-call, drug lords funding group "the phantom" out of business.
By Brian Khan @ Queens, NY 

bkhan253@aol.com
Tuesday, October 4, 2005


 
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