Female Police Officer Killed Inside San Fernando Municipal Station; Armoury Vault Raided of Dozens of Firearms, Over 4,000 Rounds of Ammo

By —

UPDATE 8: Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has revealed that stolen firearms may have been leaving the San Fernando Municipal Police Station and being sold on the black market for months. Speaking to reporters after a sod-turning ceremony at the Hilton Garden Inn, South Park, San Fernando, on Wednesday 22nd April, 2026, the Prime Minister disclosed that early findings suggest a prolonged pattern of illegal activity involving weapons stored at the station.

According to her, information gathered so far indicates the removal and sale of firearms was not a recent development, but a sustained operation that may have gone undetected for as long as eight (8) months. The Prime Minister suggested that the duration of the alleged activity points to significant lapses in oversight.

Meanwhile, Head of the Municipal Police, Surrendra Sagramsingh, has been placed on administrative leave, pending the outcome of the investigation.

UPDATE 7: The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) confirmed that ten (10) persons have been detained in connection with the ongoing investigation into the homicide of Acting Corporal Anusha Eversley. Several of the stolen firearms and ammunition were also recovered.

UPDATE 6: An autopsy has revealed that Acting Corporal Anusha Eversley was strangled and also suffered blunt and sharp force traumatic injuries (stab and chop wounds) — contradicting early reports that she was shot in the neck.

UPDATE 5: Crime scene investigators processed the station following the incident and recovered a range of items of evidential value, including two (2) live 9mm rounds marked “S&B 9x19,” an empty Glock magazine, Galil housing components, a green polo jersey, long blue jeans, white sneakers, a brown sheet with apparent bodily fluids, an LM cigarette box, and two (2) rolls of masking tape.

Investigators also recovered four (4) pieces of masking tape that were deliberately used to obstruct CCTV surveillance during the incident. However, CCTV technicians attached to the Homicide Bureau of Investigations (HBI) later retrieved available footage from the scene.

UPDATE 4: Unconfirmed reports state that two (2) additional men have been held in Claxton Bay after being found in possession of some of the stolen weapons.

UPDATE 3: In response to intelligence that the stolen weapons had been moved out of the station shortly after the killing, heavily-armed Police units reportedly launched co-ordinated operations in a known crime hotspot. Multiple teams were deployed in an effort to contain any immediate threat and prevent the weapons from being distributed within criminal networks.

UPDATE 2: According to reports, a Police Officer assigned to the San Fernando Municipal Police Station has been detained as intense investigations continue into the brutal killing of Acting Corporal Anusha Eversley and the alarming theft of a cache of firearms and ammunition from the facility. He has been identified as 28-year-old PC Jivan Cooper of La Sophie Trace, Cedar Hill, Claxton Bay.

Further reports state that two (2) vehicles, one belonging to the detained Officer, believed to have been used in the killing and robbery at the station, were discovered and seized in Claxton Bay earlier today (Sunday 19th April, 2026). A marked Municipal Police pickup was also allegedly used in the operation to transport the stolen firearms and ammunition. The vehicle is believed to have acted as an escort, facilitating the movement of the weapons by ensuring that accompanying civilian vehicles were not stopped or intercepted during any unforeseen roadblocks exercises.

All three (3) vehicles have since been impounded as part of the ongoing and urgent investigation.

UPDATE: At a grim Press Conference this afternoon (Sunday 19th April, 2026), Commissioner of Police, Allister Guevarro, said Woman Police Constable Anusha Eversley died from a gunshot wound to the neck. She was found lying motionless on a mattress inside the station’s corporal’s quarters.

Guevarro said within twenty-four (24) hours he would report back to the citizenry on the investigations into Eversley's death and the alarming disappearance of arms and ammunition from the Police Station. 


EDITOR’S NOTE: The headline and body of this article have been updated with new details.

A female Municipal Police Officer is dead following a chilling shooting incident inside the San Fernando Municipal Police Station early this morning (Sunday 19th April, 2026). The deceased has been identified as 36-year-old Acting Woman Corporal Anusha Eversley of Edinburgh 500, Chaguanas, who was attached to the Trinidad and Tobago Municipal Police Service (TTMPS).

According to reports, Eversley, who was on-duty at the time, was last seen alive around 10:30 PM on Saturday night (18th April, 2026) in the charge room area of the station, located at King’s Wharf, Lady Hailes Avenue. She reported for duty earlier that day, around 4:00 PM. However, at approximately 4:40 AM on Sunday, Officers returned to the area and observed it in darkness. After switching on the lights, they noticed what appeared to be blood coming from the corporal quarters. 

Upon investigating, Eversley was found shot to death. She was clothed in a bra and bleeding from the nostrils.

In a further deeply disturbing discovery, the station’s armoury vault was open and completely cleared out, raising serious security concerns for the country. Reports indicate that fifty-two (52) 9mm Glock pistols are missing, along with six (6) shotguns, four (4) MPX firearms, and over 4,000 rounds of 9mm ammunition.

Police secured the area and a full-scale probe is underway into both the killing of the Officer and the apparent raid on the station’s armoury.

Distraught relatives of the deceased Officer arrived at the scene shortly after, as undertakers left with her body.



Unconfirmed reports indicate that three (3) Police Officers were assigned to duty at the station prior to the discovery early this morning.

Commissioner of Police, Allister Guevarro, and Minister of Homeland Security, Roger Alexander, also made their way to the scene.

Police units remain on the scene as investigations are continuing to determine the timeline of events, including how the breach occurred and whether the incident involved insiders or external perpetrators.

More on this as it becomes available. 

This is a developing story - refresh this page for updates.

[Sources: CNC3 | Ian Alleyne]

Comments

Post a Comment

Trending Right Now On Youthere1 News

49-Year-Old Man Shot Dead, Wife Wounded While Children Slept In Valencia Home — Police Investigating

By —
Image
A man is dead and a woman wounded following a shooting incident in Valencia early Monday morning (20th April, 2026). The deceased has been identified as 49-year-old Shaun Charles of Emon Lane, Valencia, while the wounded woman, his common-law wife, is 40-year-old Clarisia James. According to reports, Charles and James were asleep along with their two (2) children at the residence, when several loud explosions rang out as gunmen opened fire in the home, shortly after 3:30 AM. Within moments, the victims realized they had been shot. Police and Emergency Health Services were notified. Officers assigned to the Eastern Division responded to the report and arrived to find both victims suffering from gunshot injuries. Several spent 9mm shell casings were observed at the scene, along with visible blood evidence. The victims were conveyed to the Sangre Grande Hospital, where Charles was later declared dead by a Medical Officer. The woman sustained a gunshot wound to the upper back and remains h...
Read more

BODY of Missing 36-Year-Old Man Found In Las Lomas Forest

By —
Image
UPDATE (18/04/26): A post-mortem examination conducted at the Forensic Science Centre on Friday (17th April, 2026) revealed that Frederick Aaron Stevenson died from blunt force trauma to the head, with investigators alleging he was killed with a sledgehammer before his body was dumped in a forested area off Esmeralda Road, Las Lomas. Investigators believe Stevenson was lured to the home of James Dwaraka under the pretext of carrying out repairs on an air conditioning unit, where it is alleged he was attacked and fatally struck with a sledgehammer on the same day he was reported missing, Saturday 11th April, 2026. Dwaraka, who allegedly disappeared following the incident, is now wanted by Police. Police sources believe Stevenson’s body was transported from Dwaraka’s residence after the killing and dumped in the isolated location in an attempt to conceal the crime. Investigators have since detained two (2) individuals who are believed to have assisted in the removal and disposal of the ...
Read more

NO Electricity On Tuesday In Parts of Diego Martin, Valsayn, St. Augustine, Claxton Bay, San Fernando, Barrackpore

By —
Image
The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) is advising customers that planned maintenance work will affect several areas of Diego Martin, Valsayn, St. Augustine, Claxton Bay, San Fernando and Barrackpore on Tuesday (21st April, 2026). This may result in loss of electricity between the hours of works.  According to T&TEC, the affected areas in Diego Martin, Valsayn, St. Augustine, Claxton Bay, San Fernando and Barrackpore are as follows:  DIEGO MARTIN (9:00 AM to 3:00 PM) Along La Puerta Avenue, including Rajnauth Street, John Street, Farfan Street, Louis Street, Gilkes Street, Pregnancy Lane, Western part of Senior Drive, Hornerman Lane and all associated side streets. VALSAYN (9:00 AM to 4:00 PM) Cooperative Street, Spring Village Hindu School, Kalpoo Street, Bassie Street, Southern Main Road from LP #55 to LP #59 and all associated side streets. VALSAYN (9:00 AM to 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM) Ramdhanie Street, Southern Executive Services Limited, Sp...
Read more

NO Electricity On Sunday In Parts of Port-of-Spain, Bamboo Village, Claxton Bay

By —
Image
The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) is advising customers that planned maintenance work will affect several areas of Port-of-Spain, Bamboo Village and Claxton Bay on Sunday (19th April, 2026). This may result in loss of electricity between the hours of works.  According to T&TEC, the affected areas in Port-of-Spain, Bamboo Village and Claxton Bay are as follows:  PORT-OF-SPAIN (8:00 AM to 4:00 PM) Public Transport Service Corporation (PTSC) and all associated buildings. BAMBOO VILLAGE (8:00 AM to 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM) Singh Terrace 2, Bhim Trace, Singh Street, Maraj-Khanhi Street, Mangroo Street, Ramphall Street, Nanan Street, Ramsahai Circular, Pundit Street, Latchu Avenue, Global Avenue, NWT Enterprises and all associated side streets. BAMBOO VILLAGE (8:00 AM to 4:00 PM) From LP #3 heading North on Singh Terrace up to LP #10 on corner of Bhim Trace and Singh Trace, Bamboo Village. CLAXTON BAY (8:00 AM to 4:00 PM) From LP #A64 (in the vic...
Read more

T&TEC: NO Electricity On Monday In Parts of Couva And Manahambre

By —
Image
The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) is advising customers that planned maintenance work will affect several areas of Couva and Manahambre on Monday (20th April, 2026). This may result in loss of electricity between the hours of works.  According to T&TEC, the affected areas in Couva and Manahambre are as follows:  COUVA (5:00 AM to 8:00 AM) From LP #W3 heading North along Esperanza Road up to LP #66W on the Rivulet Road (in the vicinity of NGC Maintenance Compound). From LP #52 (in the vicinity of Escape Marketing) heading West to LP #14 (in the vicinity of First and Last Bar) along the Rivulet Road, inclusive of Grant Street up to LP #A3 and Church Street up to LP # 1. MANAHAMBRE (8:30 AM to 4:00 PM) LP #51 to LP #117 Manahambre Road, including Montgomery Street, Cunningham Street, St. James Street, Corinth Settlement Road, Third Street, First Street, Pharoah Avenue, Coquette Street, George Street, Jaipaul Street, Train Line, Road A, Road B, Road C...
Read more

NO More Domestic Departure Lounge At Piarco Airport From 24th April, 2026

By —
Image
UPDATE (24/04/26): The Airports Authority of Trinidad and Tobago announced this morning (Friday 24th April, 2026) that the relocation of domestic operations, scheduled to begin from today, has been postponed until further notice. According to the Authority, “The planned redirection of domestic passengers through international checkpoints will not take effect at this time. We appreciate the continued co-operation of our stakeholders and the public as preparations continue.” All domestic passengers will therefore continue to be processed through the Domestic Departures area on the ground floor of the Piarco International Airport, with standard check-in and security procedures remaining in place. Authorities have not provided a new timeline for implementation but indicated that work toward the transition is ongoing. Stakeholders and the travelling public are being asked to maintain patience as adjustments continue. The planned overhaul forms part of a wider effort to modernize operations...
Read more

32-Year-Old Hairdresser Found Dead In Cunupia Apartment After Heated Dispute, Pregnancy Revelation

By —
Image
A woman was found dead at her apartment in Cunupia on Friday evening (17th April, 2026). The deceased has been identified as 32-year-old Anna Lalla, a self-employed hairdresser. Lalla, who may have been pregnant at the time, was discovered unresponsive at her home in an apparent suicide. According to reports, a male acquaintance, who had been in a relationship with Lalla, returned to her apartment, located along Elohim Road, off Munroe Road, after becoming concerned when he was unable to contact her. However, upon entering the residence using a spare key, he allegedly found her hanging from a bedroom door. Police and Emergency Health Services were notified and responded to the scene, including Officers from the Cunupia Police Station. Upon arrival, officials confirmed that the woman showed no signs of life. Investigators were told that the couple had been involved in a heated dispute hours earlier, reportedly involving their relationship and a recent pregnancy revelation — which is sai...
Read more