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Crime scene investigators are at St Marys Village in Moruga where 64-year-old Durpatee Chance was found murdered in her home this morning. Her husband was beaten. Details are still sketchy but they were found by their son. Video by Rishi Ragoonath | CNC3 Television, Trinidad and Tobago

The People’s Say With a plan in place to tackle the rising crime rate in Tobago, we asked if you are confident the Prime Minister and Chief Secretary can put aside their differences to fight crime. Here's what you had to say. | CNC3 Television, Trinidad and Tobago

A recent media release from the office of Barry Padarath has sparked debate over the government’s approach to tackling drug trafficking and crime in Trinidad and Tobago. The release, titled “Strong, Decisive Leadership from Prime Minister,” praises the current administration’s “strategic and timely intervention” alongside the United States to address the drug trade. However, it also critically addresses the previous administration’s perceived failure to act, accusing them of turning a “blind eye

BBC News was in Trinidad (Play Audio) In recent years, Trinidad and Tobago has grappled with multiple challenges, including its involvement in illicit activities such as drug and gun trade, human trafficking, and a persistent gang culture. These factors, combined with the country's heavy reliance on oil and gas exports and its alarming crime rate, have raised concerns about the nation's long-term economic sustainability. This article explores the pressing need for Trinidad and Tobago to address