Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Police Commissioner, Allister Guevarro, is today issuing a warning to the person responsible for a series of bomb threats over the last two weeks, now confirmed to be hoaxes. Measures have been put in place to ensure that there are no disruptions to any Independence day observances.
Police Commissioner, Allister Guevarro has confirmed that the series of coordinated bomb threats, over the past two weeks, targeting magistrates courts, ministries, shopping plazas, hotels, and government offices, were confirmed to be hoaxes.
He made the announcement in a statement on the eve of Independence Day.
The commissioner also recalled a similar case last year involving online threats against a Rio Claro secondary school.
He warned that despite believing they were anonymous, the suspect was traced, arrested, and ultimately lost their freedom.
He has now issued a warning to the alleged perpetrator of the bomb threats.
He noted that the TTPS has increased security for Independence Day observances as investigations continue.
According to the TOP COP the wave of bomb threat hoaxes intensified on August 19, when 11 threats were made within 40 minutes targeting eight magistrates' courts, Kent House, Val Park Plaza, and the Judicial Building in Tobago.
Additional threats were reported on subsequent days and have since expanded to include government offices, hotels, and diplomatic missions across the country.
Police Commissioner, Allister Guevarro, is today issuing a warning to the person responsible for a series of bomb threats over the last two weeks, now confirmed to be hoaxes. Measures have been put in place to ensure that there are no disruptions to any Independence day observances.
Police Commissioner, Allister Guevarro has confirmed that the series of coordinated bomb threats, over the past two weeks, targeting magistrates courts, ministries, shopping plazas, hotels, and government offices, were confirmed to be hoaxes.
He made the announcement in a statement on the eve of Independence Day.
The commissioner also recalled a similar case last year involving online threats against a Rio Claro secondary school.
He warned that despite believing they were anonymous, the suspect was traced, arrested, and ultimately lost their freedom.
He has now issued a warning to the alleged perpetrator of the bomb threats.
He noted that the TTPS has increased security for Independence Day observances as investigations continue.
According to the TOP COP the wave of bomb threat hoaxes intensified on August 19, when 11 threats were made within 40 minutes targeting eight magistrates' courts, Kent House, Val Park Plaza, and the Judicial Building in Tobago.
Additional threats were reported on subsequent days and have since expanded to include government offices, hotels, and diplomatic missions across the country.
