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Look at the murders for this TINY little island: - Page 7 - Trinidad, Tobago / Caribbean - Posted: 2nd Jul, 2010 - 2:52am
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395 Murders
Just imagine we have 395 Murders so far in this tiny island. Another thing is that murders by five seems to be popular now or in other words murders on the news are coming out no longer as one per day but FIVE per day!
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In an effort to keep all related content together rather than spread we have merged the TT Crime Board with the Trinidad & Tobago General Board. Crime has such an influence on the country now that it is a mainstream Topic and not one for a separate Board.
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The other Trini realted Boards as well as the Caribbean Board has been merged as well.
The other Trini realted Boards as well as the Caribbean Board has been merged as well.
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29 Murders so far for 2010
Just imagine in this tiny island we already have 29 murders for the year with an unbelievable 11 in the past 48 hours. The worrying part is the execution style of the murders with heads / limbs chopped off, bullets in the back or head at close range and so on.
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203 Murders for 2010
It has been harc to keep track of the murder rate with all the attention being shifted to National Elections. The latest figure we have secured seems a bit more than our record ut we will run with it for now: 203 Murders for 2010 thus far: Source 2
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251 Murders
TTCrime has been updated to reflect the 251 Murders thus far for the year. Keep in mind this figure is only those who are now dead and does not reflect the many others than may have been stabbed, robbed, raped or shot but lived through it. Unfortunately, those who live through it have to live their lives remembering the crime. I am still waiting to see what is 'new' on the table for fighting Crime with the new government.
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Look at the murders for this TINY little island:
QUOTE The weekend's murder victims are:
Friday, June 25, 2010
Rajesh Ganesh, of Ojoe Road, Sangre Grande, robbed and shot in Valencia.
Leroy Nickie, 32, of Laventille, shot dead at Mucurapo.
Neelan George, of Calvary Hill, Morvant, shot dead near his home.
Bernard Walcott, 31, of La Canoa Village, shot dead at La Canoa Road, Santa Cruz.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Andrew Martinez, of Todd's Road, Talparo, Cumuto, shot dead.
Stefan Alexander, shot dead outside his home at Sherwood Park, Arima.
Tessa Fonrose, 20, of Stella Street, St Augustine, found dead in a drain at the Churchill-Roosevelt Highway.
Kentif Henry, 28, of Laventille Extension, Morvant, shot dead in Maloney.
Unidentified man found with chop wounds at Manzanilla beach.
Unidentified man found shot dead at North Coast Road.
Arron London, 16, Morvant, beaten, chopped, shot. Found tied to a tree in St Joseph.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Rajesh Ganesh, of Ojoe Road, Sangre Grande, robbed and shot in Valencia.
Leroy Nickie, 32, of Laventille, shot dead at Mucurapo.
Neelan George, of Calvary Hill, Morvant, shot dead near his home.
Bernard Walcott, 31, of La Canoa Village, shot dead at La Canoa Road, Santa Cruz.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Andrew Martinez, of Todd's Road, Talparo, Cumuto, shot dead.
Stefan Alexander, shot dead outside his home at Sherwood Park, Arima.
Tessa Fonrose, 20, of Stella Street, St Augustine, found dead in a drain at the Churchill-Roosevelt Highway.
Kentif Henry, 28, of Laventille Extension, Morvant, shot dead in Maloney.
Unidentified man found with chop wounds at Manzanilla beach.
Unidentified man found shot dead at North Coast Road.
Arron London, 16, Morvant, beaten, chopped, shot. Found tied to a tree in St Joseph.
Ref. Source 4
I am concerned about the 'rate of change'. Right now it seems not even the current government can get the police to act immediately and timely (re: church looting, no show PBR in other Threads).
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