Acting CoP Jacob commends homicide detectives as 2 more murders solved

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Acting CoP Jacob commends homicide detectives as 2 more murders solved

Acting Commissioner of Police Mc Donald Jacob is commending the rigorous efforts made by officers of the Homicide Bureau of Investigations as they have arrested and charged two more persons with murder.

The Acting Commissioner said that while some persons remain hell-bent on perpetrating violent crimes and exacerbate the culture of gun violence, the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) will continue to utilise its resources to ensure such persons are brought to justice. Acting CoP Jacob noted that as more training and development opportunities are made available to detectives in the upcoming months, coupled with the use of forensic technology, more murders are expected to be solved. The Acting CoP also notes that 87 illegal firearms have been removed from our communities and several persons have been arrested in connection with these seizures.

The commendation of the detectives stems from the successful work of homicide detectives that led to the charge of murder being laid against two individuals.

NEKEIVA GLASGOW, also called ‘DARKO’, 36, of Abbe Poujade Street, Carenage, was charged today with murder, possession of firearm, possession of ammunition, possession of firearm to endanger life and possession of ammunition to endanger life. He was charged relative to the death of PARRIS MAHARAJ, 34, of Jacob Coat Extension, North Eastern Settlement, Sangre Grande, who was shot and killed in Sangre Grande on 4th October 2020. The accused allegedly fled the country after the crime, but with the assistance of Interpol and other local authorities, the man was deported from St Vincent, arrested and subsequently charged. The accused is expected to appear at the Sangre Grande Magistrates’ Court on Monday 7th March, 2022.

LESTER LOBIN, 31, of Maloney Road West, Grand Lagoon Village, Mayaro was also charged with murder and malicious wounding today, relative to the death MARGERET NINA, 67, of Mayaro which occurred on Friday 25th February 2022. The accused was charged by WPC Timothy of the Homicide Bureau Region II Office and is due to appear before a Mayaro Magistrate on Monday 7th March 2022.

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