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In the early hours of Wednesday, 12th November 2025, a chain snatching incident occurred in Tunapuna. The victim was standing along Bazilon Street when he was robbed by an armed assailant who took his gold chain, valued at $15,000 TT. The assailant and an accomplice fled the scene. However, they were intercepted by Pc O’Neil and Pc Duncan of the North Central Division Area West Task Force, who were on patrol near the Macoya intersection. The suspects, identified as 18-year-old Jamal Tyrese of Morvant and Christford Dyer of Pioneer Drive, Sea Lots, were found in possession of a black subcompact XD9 9mm pistol with 13 rounds of ammunition and the stolen gold chain.
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