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Theft

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White Kia K-2700 Pick-Up Stolen Overnight from Coblentz Street in St. Ann's

Coblentz Street, St. Ann's, Port of Spain

Police are searching for a white Kia K-2700 pick-up truck, registration TEF 1401, which was stolen from Coblentz Street. The vehicle was taken between Saturday evening and the early hours of Sunday morning. Authorities have issued a description of the stolen truck as they continue investigations into the theft.

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This is the 3rd theft reported in Port of Spain in 2026.

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Active Safety Alert — Port of Spain

Risk Level: 10.0/10 · Primary Concern: Assault

Yard Security Check: Theft of items left in yards and on premises is common in this area. Avoid leaving valuables, tools, or equipment unattended outside — if it can be carried, bring it inside or lock it behind a secure gate.

Resilient Community Network: Despite the elevated score, this area shows strong community bonds with active neighbourhood watch participation and rapid incident reporting.

Safety Tips

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Never Leave Bags or Valuables Visible in a Parked Vehicle

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Securing Equipment and Tools in Unenclosed Truck Beds

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Never Leave Keys in an Unattended Vehicle

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