Four members of a Cunupia family who own a tyre shop were targeted by three armed men during a home invasion on Wednesday, January 21, 2026, around 7:50 a.m. at their Warren Munroe Road residence. The suspects forced entry, announced a robbery, and ransacked the home, stealing cash ($20,900 TT and US $1,200), cellphones, designer watches valued between $1,200-$2,200 each, alcohol (four bottles of Johnny Walker Gold, two bottles of Hennessy, one bottle of Johnny Walker Ruby), jewelry, and a Toyota Fielder wagon valued at $120,000. The head of the household was physically assaulted during the robbery. The suspects fled in the stolen vehicle, which was later recovered intact by police (PC Gaskin and PC Ramsaroop of Cunupia CID) from a farm road off Ajim Ali Street.
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This is the 1st home invasion reported in Warren in 2026.
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Stay Alert Even in Safe Areas: Home invasions are rare here, but the habits that prevent them — locking up while at home, not opening gates without verifying callers, keeping yard lighting functional — are worth maintaining year-round.
Business Confidence Zone: Low crime areas like Warren attract higher commercial investment, creating a positive cycle of foot traffic, lighting, and community presence that reinforces safety.
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