(Trinidad Express) – THE preventive detention orders (PDOs) against businessman Dominic Hadeed, 52, his wife Genevieve,42 and relative Star Sabga, 69, alleged that they engaged in a conspiracy to murder Government officials following statements made in Parliament.
On that day—June 10, 2026—while piloting a motion in Parliament seeking a three-month extension of the current state of emergency, Attorney General John Jeremie disclosed that the United States government had revoked the visas of certain members of the “1%” in Trinidad and Tobago.
“We all know that our American friends have sophisticated means of intelligence gathering. They appear now to have determined that certain individuals should not, as a result of their activities, be travelling to the United States, and they have taken action to ensure that that does not happen,” he said.
Jeremie said the Government was dealing with gangs that were not limited to those identified by numbers such as Sixx, Seven and Eight, nor were they confined to any particular class or geographic location.
He cited the Anti-Gang Act and noted that a gang was defined as a combination of two or more people, whether formally or informally organised, who engaged in gang-related activity.
