Police Assess Unverified Report Of Possible Threats To Embassies And Government Buildings

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August 29, 2026

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Police Assess Unverified Report Of Possible Threats To Embassies And Government Buildings

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The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service is responding to an unverified report concerning possible threats to embassies, diplomatic facilities and Government buildings.

Police say the information is being treated seriously, as intelligence and national security agencies work to determine its credibility.

Deputy Commissioner of Police, Operations, Suzette Martin, has instructed divisional commanders to put the necessary operational measures in place.

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