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WPC, ‘Satan’ and ‘Gussy’ among seven detained amid alleged gang war A Woman Special Reserve Police Officer has been placed under preventive detention after the Government alleged she was providing information on police exercises and transport support to an organised crime group, as authorities move against seven people amid intelligence about a developing conflict between rival gangs. The officer, Jennessa Joseph, Regimental Number 7417, is identified in a detention order signed by Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander as an alleged member of the Pegus OCG. Joseph, who lives at Arena Village, S.S. Erin Road, Erin, was ordered detained at the Women's Prison at Golden Grove, Arouca. According to the order, confidential intelligence identifies Joseph as a member of the organisation and alleges that she provided transportation and information concerning police exercises to the group. The Minister's order further alleges that the Pegus OCG has access to a cache of firearms and ammunition and is involved in firearms trafficking, illegal narcotics, armed robberies, shootings and murder. Intelligence cited in the order also allegedly links Joseph to recent homicides and armed robberies in the Siparia district and surrounding areas. Authorities further allege that there was an imminent risk of firearm attacks against rival gang members in public places. The detention order was made on August 1, 2026, placing Joseph in preventive detention under regulation 14 of the Emergency Powers Regulations. Family tragedy precedes detention Joseph's detention comes weeks after the death of her brother, Police Constable Rafael Samson Joseph, who died while in custody at the Eastern Correctional Rehabilitation Centre on June 17. ‘Satan’ and ‘Gussy’ also detained Among the other major names appearing in the emergency detention orders are Clayton Harewood, also known as “Sato” and “Satan,” and Treston Pegus, also known as “Gussy.” Harewood is identified in his detention order as the alleged leader of the Grim 7 Organised Crime Group. The order alleges that he oversees a structured network of shooters, enforcers and drivers and has directed retaliatory attacks against rival factions. It further alleges that Harewood instructed gang members to remain armed and prepared for lethal engagements. Pegus, meanwhile, is identified as the alleged leader of the Pegus OCG. His detention order alleges that the organisation is involved in firearms and ammunition trafficking, illegal narcotics, armed robberies, shootings and murder. It also alleges that confidential intelligence links Pegus and others to recent homicides and armed robberies in the Siparia district and surrounding areas. Authorities cited concerns about an anticipated escalation in firearm attacks involving rival gang members as one of the reasons for the preventive detention order. Seven targeted The detention orders also name Bernissa Hazzard, Harlon Adams, Stephan Alexander, Kaseem Sampson and Spencer Jae Reveillac. Hazzard, also known as “Nissa,” is identified as an alleged member of the Pegus OCG and is accused in the order of providing financial, accounting, transportation and accommodation support. Adams is described as an alleged member of the Pegus OCG who provides transportation. Stephan Alexander, also known as “Jazzy,” is identified as an alleged member of the Barry Maraj Gang and is described as a driver and narcotics distributor for the organisation. Sampson and Reveillac are separately linked in their detention orders to a July 25 firearms seizure, involving a concealed Taurus PT92 pistol and 12 rounds of 9mm ammunition allegedly found in a vehicle in which they were travelling. The detention orders state that the men were not licensed or otherwise authorised to possess the firearm and ammunition. The Government's orders were made under regulation 14 of the Emergency Powers Regulations, 2026, which permits preventive detention where the Minister is satisfied that it is necessary to prevent a person from acti

WPC, ‘Satan’ and ‘Gussy’ among seven detained amid alleged gang war A Woman Special Reserve Police Officer has been placed under preventive detention after the Government alleged she was providing information on police exercises and transport support to an organised crime group, as authorities move against seven people amid intelligence about a developing conflict between rival gangs. The officer, Jennessa Joseph, Regimental Number 7417, is identified in a detention order signed by Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander as an alleged member of the Pegus OCG. Joseph, who lives at Arena Village, S.S. Erin Road, Erin, was ordered detained at the Women's Prison at Golden Grove, Arouca. According to the order, confidential intelligence identifies Joseph as a member of the organisation and alleges that she provided transportation and information concerning police exercises to the group. The Minister's order further alleges that the Pegus OCG has access to a cache of firearms and ammunition and is involved in firearms trafficking, illegal narcotics, armed robberies, shootings and murder. Intelligence cited in the order also allegedly links Joseph to recent homicides and armed robberies in the Siparia district and surrounding areas. Authorities further allege that there was an imminent risk of firearm attacks against rival gang members in public places. The detention order was made on August 1, 2026, placing Joseph in preventive detention under regulation 14 of the Emergency Powers Regulations. Family tragedy precedes detention Joseph's detention comes weeks after the death of her brother, Police Constable Rafael Samson Joseph, who died while in custody at the Eastern Correctional Rehabilitation Centre on June 17. ‘Satan’ and ‘Gussy’ also detained Among the other major names appearing in the emergency detention orders are Clayton Harewood, also known as “Sato” and “Satan,” and Treston Pegus, also known as “Gussy.” Harewood is identified in his detention order as the alleged leader of the Grim 7 Organised Crime Group. The order alleges that he oversees a structured network of shooters, enforcers and drivers and has directed retaliatory attacks against rival factions. It further alleges that Harewood instructed gang members to remain armed and prepared for lethal engagements. Pegus, meanwhile, is identified as the alleged leader of the Pegus OCG. His detention order alleges that the organisation is involved in firearms and ammunition trafficking, illegal narcotics, armed robberies, shootings and murder. It also alleges that confidential intelligence links Pegus and others to recent homicides and armed robberies in the Siparia district and surrounding areas. Authorities cited concerns about an anticipated escalation in firearm attacks involving rival gang members as one of the reasons for the preventive detention order. Seven targeted The detention orders also name Bernissa Hazzard, Harlon Adams, Stephan Alexander, Kaseem Sampson and Spencer Jae Reveillac. Hazzard, also known as “Nissa,” is identified as an alleged member of the Pegus OCG and is accused in the order of providing financial, accounting, transportation and accommodation support. Adams is described as an alleged member of the Pegus OCG who provides transportation. Stephan Alexander, also known as “Jazzy,” is identified as an alleged member of the Barry Maraj Gang and is described as a driver and narcotics distributor for the organisation. Sampson and Reveillac are separately linked in their detention orders to a July 25 firearms seizure, involving a concealed Taurus PT92 pistol and 12 rounds of 9mm ammunition allegedly found in a vehicle in which they were travelling. The detention orders state that the men were not licensed or otherwise authorised to possess the firearm and ammunition. The Government's orders were made under regulation 14 of the Emergency Powers Regulations, 2026, which permits preventive detention where the Minister is satisfied that it is necessary to prevent a person from acti

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