Wanted Grenadian businessman apprehended in Trinidad and Tobago

The Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) has collaborated with regional law enforcement agencies, leading to the apprehension of a key suspect in Trinidad and Tobago.

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Dwayne Mc Donald, a businessman from Mt Pleasant, Carriacou, who had been on the radar of the RGPF, was recently captured in Trinidad and Tobago.

Mc Donald was sought by the police for his alleged connection to the May 2023 death of Victor Randy Mc Intosh, also a resident of Carriacou.

A unified effort 

The RGPF revealed that this successful operation was the result of a concerted intelligence effort involving multiple agencies. 

Teams from Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, and other regional entities led to the arrest of Mc Donald.

Acknowledging regional support

RGPF has expressed its gratitude towards its regional counterparts, highlighting the crucial role played by Trinidad and Tobago’s law. 

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