A police constable and a civilian have been charged with firearm related offences following their arrest in the Caroni district.
The men appeared before separate Justices of the Peace on Thursday, and were each granted bail with surety.
PC Kushal Karamthesingh was charged with transferring his Glock 48 pistol; transferring ten rounds of 9-millimetre ammunition; possession of three 12-gauge cartridges; failing to have his Firearm User’s Licence when carrying legal firearms and ammunition in a public place; not being authorised to keep a Trinidad and Tobago Police Service shotgun; improper use of a TTPS shotgun; and not being authorised to keep five TTPS 12-gauge cartridges.
He was granted bail with surety in the sum of $175,000 by Justice of the Peace Mohammed to cover all charges.
The second accused, Ramjit Ramlochan, was charged with possession of a Glock 48 pistol belonging to Police Constable Karamthesingh; and possession of ten rounds of 9-millimetre ammunition belonging to the same officer.
Ramlochan was granted bail with surety in the sum of $120,000 by Justice of the Peace Babootee. As a condition of bail, he is required to report to the St Joseph Police Station once a week between 6 am and 6 pm.
Both men are expected to appear at the Hall of Justice to answer the charges on Wednesday 17 December 2025.
The arrests were made on Wednesday 10 December 2025 during an exercise conducted in the Caroni district.
