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On Sunday, November 8, 2026, police in the Cunupia area carried out a targeted intelligence‑led operation that led to the arrest of three foreign nationals suspected of a home invasion. The incident took place near Munroe Road in Cunupia.Between 4 pm and 6 pm, officers pursued a silver Toyota Corolla that was believed to be connected to the reported break‑in. The vehicle was intercepted close to the residential area, allowing officers to secure the scene.The men, all Spanish‑speaking and aged 25, 30, and 43, were apprehended at the same address in Cunupia. They are now held in police custody while investigators continue to probe the case.The operation was coordinated by Senior Superintendent Bhagwandeen, Superintendent Glodon, ASPs Hosein and Ali, and Assistant Inspector Rampersad, and supervised by Corporal Hall and PC Backan. Officers from the Cunupia Criminal Investigations Department and the Cunupia Chargeroom were also involved.Investigations remain ongoing, with authorities urging anyone with additional information to come forward. No further arrests have been announced at this time.
On Sunday, November 8, 2026, police in the Cunupia area carried out a targeted intelligence‑led operation that led to the arrest of three foreign nationals suspected of a home invasion. The incident took place near Munroe Road in Cunupia.
Between 4 pm and 6 pm, officers pursued a silver Toyota Corolla that was believed to be connected to the reported break‑in. The vehicle was intercepted close to the residential area, allowing officers to secure the scene.
The men, all Spanish‑speaking and aged 25, 30, and 43, were apprehended at the same address in Cunupia. They are now held in police custody while investigators continue to probe the case.
The operation was coordinated by Senior Superintendent Bhagwandeen, Superintendent Glodon, ASPs Hosein and Ali, and Assistant Inspector Rampersad, and supervised by Corporal Hall and PC Backan. Officers from the Cunupia Criminal Investigations Department and the Cunupia Chargeroom were also involved.
Investigations remain ongoing, with authorities urging anyone with additional information to come forward. No further arrests have been announced at this time.
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