TWO DAYS OF SEARCHES

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November 14, 2026

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Over 329 apartments in Maloney Gardens were searched during the first two days that the community was declared a Special Operations Zone and a “closed area” under the Special Operations Act, 2026.

This was revealed by the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) via a statement issued yesterday.

Full coveragePresident Christine Kangaloo Proclaims Special Operations Act, Bringing New Crime-Fighting Powers Into Force44 reports

Four persons were held in connection with the shooting that initially led to the area being closed off, and a firearm was seized.

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