Five individuals, identified as Hakeem Amzad Ali, John Evans, Johniken Gonzales, Hector Jimenez, and Reynaldo Alexander Martinez, have been charged in connection with the kidnapping of Tara Poliah. The group is scheduled to appear in court next week. The original incident dates back to March 27, 2025, when Poliah was abducted and later rescued by the T&T Coast Guards off the waters of north Trinidad. Among her abductors were six Venezuelans and one Trinidadian.
The Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force played a key role in the successful maritime operation that led to Poliah’s rescue. The operation showcased the Defence Force’s rapid response capability, operational readiness, and inter-unit coordination. This incident underscores the Defence Force’s unwavering commitment to the protection of the nation’s citizens and the maintenance of safety and security within Trinidad and Tobago’s maritime domain.
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service is conducting further investigations into this matter, demonstrating the continued joint efforts of local law enforcement to deter criminal activity and safeguard the nation.
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