Cop charged over missing firearm granted $200,000 bail

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August 4, 2026

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Police constable Nicholas Ramnarine, who was charged with Misbehaviour in Public Office after a missing firearm was found in a garbage bag outside the Mayaro Police Station last Wednesday, has been granted $200,000 bail with surety.

Ramnarine appeared before Master Kimitria Gray in the San Fernando High Court yesterday, where he was not called upon to enter a plea.

As part of his bail conditions, Ramnarine was ordered to reside at his home in Plaisance, Mayaro, until the matter is determined.

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