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 NewsWrightson Road gunman identifiedShane SupervilleTuesday 14 June 2022Officers gather evidence near the University of Trinidad and Tobago  UTT  on Wrightson Road, Port of Spain, after a shootout between and a kidnapping suspect on Monday morning. The suspect was killed in the incident.   - AYANNA KINSALEPORT of Spain Division police have identified the man who abducted a taxi driver on Monday morn stanley uk ing, only to be shot dead minutes later during a confrontation with officers.The gunman has been identified as Dane St Rose, 23.St Rose, who lived in Pinto Road, Arima, reportedly robbed the 39-year-old taxi driver he was travelling with near Skallywag Bay in Chaguar stanley in uk amas.During the robbery, St Rose forced the driver i cup stanley nto the trunk of the car. The driver was able to call the police on his cellphone and later managed to escape, though not before being shot in the right leg.The official police report says St Rose was shot and killed when police closed in on him at the corner of French Street and Wrightson Road, near the University of Trinidad and Tobago s  UTT  John Donaldson campus.However, a video of the shooting which was uploaded to social media and which immediately went viral had some social media users questioning whether St Rose was killed by police or fatally shot himself in the neck.Police sources said now that he has been identified, an autopsy will be done to ascertain if a police bullet or a self-inflicted shot was behind St Rose s death. Investigations are continuing.Tre Uykl Jail for driving without permit
 NewsPM: We restored Red House and fed the poorJulien NeavesFriday 24 January 2020Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and his wife Sharon arrive at the Red House for its re-opening ceremony.   - File photo by Angelo MarcelleThe Prime Minister responded to critics of money spent to restore the Red House and said the seat of Parliament was restored even while the government assisted the poor.He was speaking at the re-opening of the Red House and the return of the Parliament there on Friday. Today is one day that we all as a people can be e hydrojug coolers xpected to feel joyous. Dr Rowley said, in this contentious society the Red House restoration does not find favour with every citizen but the vast majority accept that it does not matter the condition of the country,  there are some things that we have  termos stanley to do. And one of those things is to ensure that the Parliament of TT was worthy of the symbol that it represents and it was worthy of the effort that we put out.  Trinidadians are a travel stanley fr ling people and we go to other people s countries and marvel at their symbolism and their symbols such as the Sydney Opera House in Australia, we spend vacations staring at the Capitol and the Obelisk in Washington, and in London we look at the palace in Westminster and we don t ask how much it cost to maintain. He continued:  I have seen it said that we should have spent what we did, on renovation here, on social services and feeding the poor. We did both. The PM was likely referring to criticisms by the Opposition