Three men have been granted bail after appearing before the court in connection with a robbery with violence, while a fourth man is due to appear in court today charged with malicious wounding.
The robbery investigation stemmed from a report made on June 30, 2026. Police said an investigation was conducted by officers under the supervision of senior and divisional officers, including Senior Superintendent Hospedales, Superintendent Bertie and Assistant Superintendent Pacheco.
The investigation led to Police Constable Roopchand charging three men.
They are 27-year-old Jaheel Fraser of Belmont; 21-year-old Kevin Noel Boyce of Port of Spain; and 19-year-old Kevin George, also of Port of Spain.
The three appeared before Master Sarah De Silva on Wednesday.
A summary trial was recommended, and all three accused entered not-guilty pleas.
Fraser and Boyce were each granted bail in the sum of $100,000 with a surety.
George was granted bail in the sum of $50,000 with a surety, or a cash alternative of $5,000.
The matter was transferred to the San Fernando District Court, where it will next be heard on October 1.
In an unrelated matter, police in Point Fortin have charged a 28-year-old man with malicious wounding following an incident at a bar along the Southern Main Road.
The incident reportedly occurred on Saturday, August 29.
Police said an investigation was conducted by Police Constable Baptiste under the supervision of senior and divisional officers, including Senior Superintendent Thompson, Superintendent Jaggernath, Assistant Superintendents Corrie, Forbes and Lewis, and other officers.
Following the investigation and advice from Legal Officer Sergeant Salazar, Kurdell Joseph, of Point Fortin and San Fernando, was charged with malicious wounding.
Joseph is expected to appear before the South Criminal Court today.
The charges follow separate police investigations into the two incidents.
All four accused are before the courts and are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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