Nathan Pierre’s plight: Life without legs after being hit by police bullet

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February 15, 2026

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Nathan Pierre’s plight: Life without legs after being hit by police bullet

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For the past two weeks, Guardian Media Investigations Desk has looked at police-involved killings following the January shooting of Joshua Samaroo.

Reports revealed that in 2025, when T&T was in a State of Emergency (SoE) from the start to the end of the year, the country had the highest number of police involved killings at 55.

In the case of the fatal police shootings of Fabian Richards-21, Isaiah Roberts-17 and Leonardo Williams-17 in 2022, their case has gone cold as families continue to be in the dark with the TTPS’ investigation.

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