The advice came after a woman was granted $80,000 bail with surety by the High Court, on a charge of uttering a forged document in an attempt to secure employment as a member of the police service.

A report of the matter was made to the Fraud Squad, and an investigation was launched. The police said on November 25, an operation spearheaded by DCP Intelligence and Investigations, Natasha George, ACP White Collar Crime Division Avinash Singh and coordinated by Snr Supt Michael Jackman, Supt Arnold Lutchman and ASP Damian Thomas and supervised by W/Insp Dana George, Sgt Terrence Hamilton, W/Cpl Jade Glasgow, Cpl Stephen Woodroffe, WPC Thimbelene Lutchmansingh-Mungal and PC Brandon Ramlackhan led to the arrest of a female suspect at the Police Academy, the release said.

Woman charged for 'fake' CXC certificate - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

@Narper

Did she have Halliwell certificates?😀

@sgtdjones

R U har supplier of said fakeries?

@Halliwell

Well, since I am accused of everything on this site, why not add another summa to my handle ?😎

@Halliwell

I note that’s not a denial.

…but I’ll consult with my counsel who has suddenLee appeared.

@Halliwell

Ok, that dunce ...he must have been helping SVG's former PM... 🙄

@sgtdjones

What is the real story what Shastri buss about Ralph and he family buying luxury condos in Tri idad?

@Narper

‘Dirty water can’t tarnish gold’: St Vincent PM defends family’s HDC purchases

St Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves says neither he nor his family did anything wrong in acquiring homes on the market for sale from the Housing Development Corporation (HDC).The Gonsalves family’s purchase/rent of three HDC Victoria Keyes units was first made public by Junior Housing Minister Anil Roberts during a livestream on Tuesday afternoon.

Unlike other HDC properties, Victoria Keyes is being sold by the HDC at market rates.Gonsalves also explained why his wife purchased an HDC property.He said his 97-year-old mother-in-law wanted to have an apartment in Trinidad to be able to go in between T&T (her birthplace) and St Vincent and the Grenadines. “She had friends in Trinidad, and she also wanted to have a place there too, because she has two sons in Trinidad - one is a pilot and one is a retired high court judge. My wife secured the deposit, and I won’t tell you how that deposit was secured, because that’s family business. She pays monthly for that apartment.

“My daughter has a Trinidadian passport and is married to a Trinidadian and has a child who is Trinidadian. She doesn’t own the property. She pays a rent,” he said.On January 19, 2018, former HDC Managing Director Brent Lyons wrote to 65-year-old Eloise Gonsalves to inform her that her application to purchase a two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit at Victoria Keyes was successful.Late that year, on August 21, 2018, Lyons wrote to Storm Gonsalves to say that his application to acquire a property at Victoria Keyes was also successful.A third Victoria Keyes unit was assigned to Soleil Gonsalves in a rent-to-own agreement with the HDC in 2020.St Vincent and the Grenadines PM Gonsalves wrote to Republic Bank on October 11, 2024, to guarantee monthly mortgage payments, according to the documents

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The controversy erupted after Trinidad and Tobago’s Minister in the Ministry of Housing, Anil Roberts, publicly questioned how Mrs. Gonsalves and two of her children Storm and Soleil Gonsalves came to own apartments in the Victoria Keyes housing complex, a government-subsidized development in Diego Martin. Roberts raised the issue in a Facebook video, suggesting impropriety given the long waiting list of over 200,000 Trinidadian residents seeking similar housing.