Trinidad Express Newspapers

THE Office of the Attorney General has been ordered to compensate two men a combined total of more than $1.25 million after a High Court judge found that a police officer was responsible for sharing, on social media, photographs of them in a police station cell and falsely indicating they were caught having sex in public. The funeral for the police officer killed during last week’s brazen station heist will be held just over a week after her death, with her family opting for a quiet, non-militar

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THE Office of the Attorney General has been ordered to compensate two men a combined total of more than $1.25 million after a High Court judge found that a police officer was responsible for sharing, on social media, photographs of them in a police station cell and falsely indicating they were caught having sex in public. The funeral for the police officer killed during last week’s brazen station heist will be held just over a week after her death, with her family opting for a quiet, non-militar

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