The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) continues its focused efforts to ensure public safety and security through sustained operations across all divisions.
In the last 24 hours, a total of 84 operations were conducted nationwide, resulting in 23 arrests, 161 traffic offences detected, and the seizure of two firearms, a rifle and a pistol and several quantities of ammunition as the officers continue enforcing the State of Emergency.
The operations, which spanned 12 divisions including specialized units, targeted high-priority offenders, criminal activity hotspots, and major roadways.
The exercises yielded the following:
• 507 searches conducted
• 45 traffic operations executed
• 36 priority offenders targeted
• 161 traffic offences detected
• 2 firearms recovered (1 rifle, 1 pistol)
• 86 rounds of assorted ammunition
• 23 individuals arrested for various offences
• Seizure of Camouflage clothing and ski mask
The Southern Division recorded the highest level of operational activity, with 24 persons arrested and 151 traffic operations conducted. The IATF also played a significant role, contributing to the firearm seizures.
These efforts are part of TTPS’s ongoing commitment to proactive policing, targeting illegal firearms, traffic violations, and repeat offenders.
The TTPS remains steadfast in its mission to protect and serve with pride. These results are a reflection of our continued resolve to maintain law and order and ensure the safety of all citizens and urges members of the public to continue cooperating with law enforcement and to report suspicious activities by calling 999, 555.
