Prime Minister: TEN (10) Days With No Recorded Murders — Steady Progress Being Made To Curb Crime
For the first time in a long while, Trinidad and Tobago had a 10-day span without a single recorded murder. This according to Prime Minister the Honourable Kamla Persad-Bissessar, SC, MP, in what she describes as a “small milestone” achieved by the country.
In a Media Release a short while ago this evening (Saturday 8th August, 2026), the Prime Minister said, “Unfortunately, there was an incident recorded today, however, we keep working towards achieving our anti-crime objectives. This shows that the citizens of our nation do possess the will and ability to curb crime when we all work together.”
She added, “I want to thank the law-abiding citizens of Trinidad and Tobago who supported the efforts to achieve this small milestone. We look forward to achieving greater progress in the coming months.”
The Media Release concluded by saying, “Thank you Trinidad and Tobago, have a wonderful evening.”
According to reports, a 65-year-old man identified as Ricardo Flatts, also known as “Half Breed,” was found critically injured at an HDC apartment building on Duncan Street, Port-of-Spain, breaking the 10-day lull in recorded murders across Trinidad and Tobago.
More on this as it becomes available.
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