Police arrested 32 people and executed 52 warrants during a coordinated exercise conducted by officers of the Southern Division earlier this week.
The operation took place between 9 a.m. on Tuesday 2 June, 2026, and 5 a.m. on Thursday 4 June, 2026, targeting individuals wanted in connection with a range of offences.
According to the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, those arrested included three people wanted for wounding, one person wanted for shop breaking and larceny, one person wanted for possession of cocaine, one person wanted for driving without a valid Certificate of Insurance and without a valid Driver’s Permit, one person wanted for driving under the influence of alcohol, one additional person wanted for driving without a valid Certificate of Insurance, and one person wanted for larceny.
Police also held two people for enquiries and arrested 25 people in connection with affiliation warrants.
Senior Superintendent Simon, Superintendent Bertie, Superintendent Bridgelal, ASP Ramsaran, ASP Pacheco, ASP Ragbir, ASP Chulhan, Inspector Ramsaran and Sergeant Narine led the exercise.
The TTPS said it remains committed to executing outstanding warrants and apprehending people wanted for criminal offences as part of its ongoing crime reduction and public safety initiatives.