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The Special Operations Bill seeks to establish police districts so that police could conduct special operations to combat a level of criminality that ordinary policing cannot address. It divides the country into seven districts. But what would life be like in a district under special operation? Soyini Grey explains.
CNC3TV76,859 views • 1 month ago
Trinidad and Tobago’s supply of passport booklets is now critically low, with concerns emerging that the government has instructed officials to slow the rate of issuance as it tries to prevent the country from running out completely. CNC3 News understands the immigration division raised concerns with the Ministry of Homeland Security on several occasions since the new administration took office, warning that passport stocks were declining and urgent intervention was needed. So how did the country get to this point, and what is the government doing to fix it? Akash Samaroo explains.
CNC3TV148,430 views • 3 months ago
Less than three months after US forces moved into Venezuela and detained President Nicolás Maduro, the controversial radar set up in Tobago has now been dismantled. The military-grade system at the ANR Robinson International Airport in Crown Point was removed just five days after Chief Secretary Farley Augustine announced US troops would soon depart. PNM Tobago Council leader Ancil Dennis is welcoming the move, saying it proves the public was misled about the radar’s true purpose.
CNC3TV269,649 views • 7 months ago
Government's plan to overhaul Trinidad's local government system is already facing criticism. While a political analyst says changing populations make a review necessary, a local government chairman is accusing the UNC-led administration of trying to redraw boundaries for political advantage. Kay-Marie Fletcher explains what's being proposed.
CNC3TV19,378 views • 17 days ago
“I done yuh know…” Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has declined to comment on statements made by Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar at the opening of yesterday’s 50th Caricom Heads of Government Meeting. Persad-Bissessar used her address to criticise the regional bloc for what she described as a failure to stand united behind member states facing external threats, particularly from neighbouring Venezuela. When asked for her response, Mottley made it clear that any comment would wait until meetings are over. Video by Timothy Chasteau.
CNC3TV188,969 views • 8 months ago
Businessman Dominic Hadeed and his wife have been detained by police after officers executed court-approved search warrants at properties in Westmoorings and Trincity. The detention comes just days after Attorney General John Jeremie warned in Parliament that wealthy individuals who believe their status places them above the law would face the same treatment as any other suspect. While police have stressed that no charges have been laid and the investigation remains active, the development has sent shockwaves through the business community. Otto Carrington reports.
CNC3TV99,665 views • 4 months ago
CCTV footage shows the moment an alleged intruder received an electric shock after entering T&TEC’s Brechin Castle Substation this morning. T&TEC said the individual came into contact with a 132 kV breaker around 9.45 a.m., triggering a fault that caused a significant voltage dip across parts of Trinidad. Authorities later apprehended the individual and took him for medical treatment for severe burns.
CNC3TV101,937 views • 4 months ago
Venezuelan-born Alex Philip, who operated a secretive and successful sex industry in south Trinidad without being caught, watched his booming business crumble when a sudden health crisis forced him to seek redemption for his sins and ill-gotten gains. Guardian Media reporter Shaliza Hassanali and cameraman Che Teekersingh have more in this report…
CNC3TV50,546 views • 2 months ago
Minister of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs Sean Sobers was asked during the post cabinet media conference if he had evidence that any of the vessels destroyed in the US Kinetic strikes were in fact carrying illegal items. He said no. And became upset that the question was even asked.
CNC3TV162,153 views • 11 months ago
Fighting back tears, a 29-year-old single mother is pleading with the public to clear her name after a viral video, allegedly showing her shoplifting at a minimart, triggered a wave of criticism online. The mother of two said she is innocent and insisted she has never stolen anything, despite footage circulating on social media purportedly linking her to shoplifting allegations at Maddy’s Minimart and Pluck Shop. She said the accusations have affected her reputation and caused distress for her family. Video by Ivan Toolsie.
CNC3TV84,343 views • 7 months ago
The government is defending its plan to bring artificial intelligence data centres to Trinidad and Tobago, saying concerns over the environment and energy demand will be fully addressed before any project gets the green light. But while some experts say the proposal could help transform the country's digital economy, others are questioning whether Trinidad and Tobago can afford the financial and environmental impact. Jesse Ramdeo tells us more.
CNC3TV45,072 views • 3 months ago
Trinidad and Tobago is mourning the tragic loss of 12-year-old Mercedes Cabrera of Los Iros, Erin, whose body was discovered today along Carapal Road, Erin. Mercedes had reportedly left her grandfather’s home and boarded a PH vehicle on her way to her mother’s nearby residence. Sadly, she never arrived. The young girl was looking forward to a school outing to Mount St. Benedict tomorrow, a trip she was excited to attend. Her body was later found in nearby bushes. This heartbreaking incident has left her family, friends, classmates, and the wider community in shock and grief. Video by Ivan Toolsie.
CNC3TV55,274 views • 4 months ago
