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A 34-year-old coconut vendor named Michael Seeraj was met with a tragic end on October 23rd, 2025, when he was shot and killed while disposing of coconut shells near Project Road, Barrackpore. Seeraj and an acquaintance had journeyed to the area in his white Isuzu truck. Amid their work, they were startled by loud explosions, prompting the other man to flee in fear and report the incident to the Barrackpore Police Station. Responding officers found Seeraj’s body lying next to his open-doored truck, a gunshot wound visible on his left shoulder. Crime scene investigators discovered TT$2,300 in cash among several other items of potential evidence. The area was subsequently cordoned off for further investigation by the Homicide Bureau Region III and Barrackpore Police District personnel.
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