Police warn against sharing sex offender registry info

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May 27, 2025

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Police warn against sharing sex offender registry info

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Police are warning the public that sharing information from the local sex offenders registry website can result in a three-year prison sentence.

Police legal officer Zaheer Ali issued the warning while speaking at the police’s weekly media briefing on May 27.

ASP Toolah Julien of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) and Criminal Records Office (CRO) explained the site, sexoffenders.gov.tt, is updated by the police on the orders of the judiciary.

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