A total of 329 apartments have been searched by the Police in Maloney since the area was locked down on Tuesday.
According to an update, the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, supported by the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force, continue to conduct coordinated operations within the Closed Area of the Maloney Buildings Housing Development as part of ongoing Special Operations in District Two, Northern North Division.
Over the period November and 12, law enforcement personnel executed a series of intelligence-led initiatives aimed at enhancing public safety, disrupting criminal activity and fostering community engagement within the designated area.
Five search operations were conducted across 329 apartments in 10 buildings resulting in the arrest of four persons in connection with the shooting which occurred on November 9 and the recovery of one firearm.
Five additional arrests of persons with outstanding warrants, occurred overnight while the dogs assisted with searches, resulting in the discovery of several packets of marijuana.
Additionally, 181 curfew permits were issued to residents and authorized persons requiring access to the designated area.
The Closed Area remains secured, while officers continue to monitor and control all entry and exit points. Members of the TTDF, IATF and GEB are also conducting reassurance patrols across the operational sectors within the area.
Maloney became the first district to be locked down in accordance with the Special Operations Act 2026.
