Trinidad Express (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009
WORKS and Transport Minister Colm Imbert says the first set of breathalyser devices should arrive in two weeks, and officers should be doing field exercises this Christmas season, contradicting statements by Deputy Commissioner of Police Maurice Piggott that Carnival next year was a likely time frame.
Trinidad Express (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009
WORKS and Transport Minister Colm Imbert says the first set of breathalyser devices should arrive in two weeks, and officers should be doing field exercises this Christmas season, contradicting statements by Deputy Commissioner of Police Maurice Piggott that Carnival next year was a likely time frame.
Trinidad Express (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
This is to inform Minister of Works and Transport Colm Imbert, that on the morning of December 2, due to the heavy traffic congestion, we, like many other drivers, got onto the Priority Bus Route in St Joseph in order to beat the traffic and come off at the Carib Brewery entrance (I know it was illegal but there were a lot of other vehicles/drivers doing the same thing).
Jumbie's Watch (Free subscription) | 12/04/2009
Several things to comment on, so let’s get started: Police Force short by 1,400 officers. Can you imagine putting 1400 more power-mad, dotish dunceys out on the street? A clear picture eludes me. Despite Imbert-cile’s assurance that the breathalyser will be implemented (via the necessary supporting regulations), we see this: No Breath Test Until Carnival Breathalyser by Carnival...
