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While there has been a reduction in some categories of crime, the Port of Spain Division has recorded an increase in murders for the first five months of 2026.
Speaking at a TTPS Media Briefing on Wednesday, Senior Superintendent Raymond Thom said the Port of Spain Division saw decreases in sexual offences, robberies, larceny of motor vehicles, and break-ins for the period January 1st to June 2nd, 2026. However, the Division continues to face significant challenges.
“The Division recorded a 3% increase in serious crime, with homicide representing the most significant challenge. Nineteen murders were reported during the period under review, when compared to 13 during the corresponding period in 2025.”
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