Over $40,000 In Stolen Sausages Seized — 3 Suspects Arrested
According to the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS), three (3) men have been arrested after allegedly attempting to trick a company out of more than $40,000 worth of sausages.
The TTPS said around 8:30 PM last night (Thursday 27th August, 2026), a company representative went to the Erin Police Station and reported that earlier that day, around 10:00 AM, a person claiming to be a supermarket employee placed an order for 100 cases of Chicken Franks (400g) valued at $24,000, and sixty-one (61) cases of Chicken Franks (Jumbo) valued at $17,019 — a total of $41,019.
Around 12:00 PM, a flatbed transport truck arrived on the compound and the aforementioned items were loaded on the truck and the driver drove off.
Officials at the company then contacted the supermarket, which the man claimed to represent, in relation to the purchase order.
However, the supermarket said they never placed any order.
As a result, a joint operation was launched involving South Western Division’s (SWD) Criminal Investigations Department (CID), Task Force, and Gang Unit.
Two (2) men from Freeport, aged twenty (20) and twenty-four (24), and a 31-year-old Caparo man were arrested in relation to the investigation.
The stolen goods were subsequently recovered and returned to the company.
More on this as it becomes available.
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