AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFraud Watch: Trinidad and Tobago Police say Fraud Squad reports dropped 32.7% from January to July, but losses jumped 227.2% to $167.37m, with more high-value cases and a rise in forged cheque reports. Police Operations: Three men were arrested over a $41,019 sausage scam after posing as supermarket staff; separately, prison officers at MSP seized 14 phones, 285 packs of cigarettes and 2,055g of plant-like contraband, with charges expected. Missing Person Update: Relatives of Arima man Gregory Charles, missing since 2017, say a gold tooth found with burnt remains in Central is a key clue, though they’re not pursuing DNA confirmation. Health & Policy: Health Minister says most CDAP medicines remain accessible while steps are taken to fix shortages, and a cancer-care “national conversation” is being pushed over long waits and drug gaps. Independence Security: Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro says Independence Day plans are on track with 222 officers on parade duty and 400+ on contingency. Sports & Culture: Trinbago Knight Riders crushed Barbados Tridents by 7 wickets with 31 balls to spare, while Tobago’s U-16s and PowerGen shared honours in the Global Cricket Series.
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