A tragic turn of events unfolded in the streets of Trinidad and Tobago recently, leaving communities in shock. In South Oropouche, a professional gambler, Ricky Loach, met his untimely demise outside a casino in San Fernando. Witnesses recounted the chilling scene as a gunman emerged from a nearby vehicle and fired shots at Loach, leaving him lifeless in his car. The motives behind this vicious act remain a mystery as authorities continue their investigation.
Similarly, the town of Fyzabad was plagued by violence when 35-year-old Ralph Maingot was gunned down outside his home. Speculations arose linking this tragedy to Maingot’s past involvement in drug charges. The cycle of violence continued as Lutchmipersad Sookram was found dead in his Tabaquite home, suggesting a fatal robbery had taken place.
Another heart-wrenching incident unfolded with the murder of Rio Claro businesswoman, Carissa Ramrattan, outside a Toyota dealership in San Fernando. Despite intense investigations and interviews, authorities are yet to identify the culprits responsible for this heinous crime.
The weight of tragedy fell heavy on the community once more as a young woman was brutally beaten to death in San Fernando. With signs of violence evident on her body, suspicions point towards an abusive boyfriend who had sent her to the hospital on previous occasions. The alleged perpetrator remains at large as authorities strive to piece together the circumstances surrounding this devastating loss.
Amidst the turmoil, a man’s lifeless body, riddled with bullet holes, was discovered in Ste Madeleine, the identity of the deceased remains a mystery as authorities work tirelessly to solve the case. The dark shadows of crime loom over Trinidad and Tobago as the community mourns the loss of precious lives and seeks justice for the fallen.
