TTPS Activates Security Measures Following Threats To Embassies, Diplomatic Facilities, Government Buildings
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) said it is aware of an unverified report concerning possible threats to Embassies, Diplomatic Facilities and Government Buildings.
In a Media Release earlier today (Saturday 29th August, 2026), the TTPS said the information is “being treated with the seriousness and operational sensitivity required. Deputy Commissioner of Police, Operations, Suzette Martin, has instructed Divisional Commanders to implement the necessary operational measures and is working closely with intelligence and national security partners to assess the credibility of the report and safeguard the public.”
The TTPS notes that at this stage, the threat remains unverified and is cautioning “against speculation or the circulation of unconfirmed information, particularly claims concerning the identity, affiliation or location of any person or group.”
The Media Release concluded by saying, “Members of the public are assured that the TTPS is acting with due diligence and care. Citizens should remain calm and alert and immediately report suspicious persons, vehicles, packages or unusual activity to the Police. Further information will be provided if necessary and when it is operationally appropriate to do so.”
More on this as it becomes available.
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