@trinidadisnotarealplace: 🚨 Thieves crawl through vent, escape with $3,800 from Tobago bakery A 67-year-old bakery owner returned to find her establishment ransacked and TT$3,800 missing following an overnight break-in at Mickey’s Bakery, Montgomery Junction, Tobago. The woman secured the business around 7:15 p.m. on Monday, October 12, locking all doors and windows before leaving. When she returned around 6 a.m. the following day, she discovered that the office had been ransacked and the wires connected to the DVR for the camera system had been cut. A check revealed that $3,800 was missing from a plastic bottle used to store the business’s cash float. The intruder or intruders reportedly entered and exited the premises through a vent. Investigations are continuing.— Story by I.A.N News 🚨 “This is a robbery!” — Thief makes off with $1,500 and cellphone in Macoya. A 48-year-old man was robbed of TT$1,500 in cash and a Samsung S21+ cellphone during an early-morning robbery at the Macoya Market carpark. The incident occurred around 5 a.m. on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, when the man was approached from behind by a suspect who pressed an object against his back and declared, “This is a robbery.” Fearing for his safety, the victim handed over the cash and cellphone before the suspect escaped. Ag/Cpl Lalsingh is continuing enquiries.— Story by I.A.N News 🚨 Police hunt suspect after three solar lights stolen from San Juan church Police are investigating the theft of three solar lights valued at $4,500 from a church on Ryan Street, San Juan, after CCTV footage captured a suspect entering the compound on two separate occasions. The theft was discovered around 4 p.m. on October 3, when the church groundsman reported that the lights were missing from the southern side of the building. An inspection revealed that the brackets holding the lights had been bent. Two 300-watt solar panel lights valued at $1,750 each and a smaller light worth $1,000 were missing. A review of the church’s CCTV footage reportedly showed a man entering the compound on September 24 and removing one light. He allegedly returned on September 27 and used a roll of wire to gain additional height before removing another. Officers from the Crime Scene Investigation Unit processed the scene, but no usable fingerprints were recovered. Investigations are continuing. — Story by I.A.N News

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