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Six-year-old Tishon Camps rescued his grandfather Noel “Smurf” Luces, who suffered a stroke on Tuesday while driving on the San Fernando Bypass Road, by grabbing the steering wheel to navigate the SUV away from danger and then pulling up the handbrakes.
Camps then flagged down help for his grandpa who competed in the 1968 Olympics as a cyclist. Smurfy. Wired868 cannot confirm that the Transport Ministry is considering lowering the legal driving age.
Is there a fine for slow brain movement in the fast lane? Should there be? Acting Police Commissioner Stephen Williams Read more
Predictably, the United States Department of Justice’s latest X-rated exposé of FIFA—picture football administrators and television executives sneaking into deserted Read more
Read slowly: The police are about to launch a police investigation into the actions of the police in conducting a Read more
There was always a distinct possibility that, on the day local policemen collectively took their jobs seriously, Trinidad and Tobago Read more
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service responded to the grieving Sea Lots community yesterday with rubber bullets and tear gas. Read more
There is nothing to suggest that Trinidad and Tobago soca star Machel Montano is in any way linked to the Read more
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