Central Division police conducted a 24‑hour, intelligence‑led operation that resulted in the arrest of 37 people across Trinidad and Tobago.
The operation, named R.E.S.O.L.U.T.E Shield, began at 9 am on November 7 and was the culmination of a month‑long effort to locate individuals with outstanding warrants.
Police executed 58 warrants, including 43 affiliation warrants for unpaid maintenance payments totalling $264,354.98, ten TAC warrants for traffic violations, larceny and breaking, and bench warrants for four men and one woman.
Arrests were made in nine locations, from Chaguanas to St. Helena, and the operation was overseen by Senior Superintendent Bhagwandeen, Superintendent Glodon, Assistant Superintendents Hosein and Ali, Inspector Ramsaran, Woman Inspector Hope‑Awong, and Sergeant Ramgobin, with Corporal Ramadhin spearheading the effort.
The Central Division Warrants Department played a key role in coordinating the swift execution of warrants and ensuring that the operation ran smoothly across all jurisdictions.