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‘Bossy’ killed after shooting at police - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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A man is dead after he shot at police in Enterprise, Chaguanas on Friday morning.

Police said they approached Moses “Bossy” Walcott at around 11 am, when he pulled out a gun and started shooting.

They said they shot back, hitting Walcott, and took him to the Chaguanas health facility, where he was declared dead.

Police seized a pistol.

Investigators said Walcott had 13 outstanding warrants.

There have been 21 police-involved killings for the year thus far. There were 57 police-involved killings for 2020.

The post ‘Bossy’ killed after shooting at police appeared first on Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.

Source: Home - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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