Thirty-seven people wanted on outstanding warrants have been arrested by Central Division police, including 26 men who owe more than $264,000 in maintenance payments.
The arrests were made during a 24-hour intelligence-led operation under Operation R.E.S.O.L.U.T.E Shield, which began at 9 am on November 7.
Police said extensive inquiries conducted over the past month allowed officers to execute 58 warrants and apprehend the 37 individuals.
Twenty-six men were arrested on 43 affiliation warrants involving outstanding maintenance payments totalling $264,354.98.
Six other men were held on ten TAC warrants for offences including traffic violations, larceny and breaking.
Four men and a woman were also arrested on bench warrants.
The wanted individuals were apprehended in Chaguanas, Couva, Carapichaima, California, Caroni, Chase Village, Freeport, Enterprise and St Helena.
The exercise was supervised and co-ordinated by Senior Superintendent Bhagwandeen, Superintendent Glodon, Assistant Superintendents Hosein and Ali, Inspector Ramsaran, Woman Inspector Hope-Awong and Sergeant Ramgobin.
It was spearheaded by Corporal Ramadhin and involved personnel from the Central Division Warrants Department.