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Port of Spain

High Risk · 9.8/10

Port of Spain Region • North-West Division • 433 total recorded crimes

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This Week in Port of Spain

Incidents in Port of Spaindropped 33% this week — 4 incidents reported, down from 6 last week. Robbery remains the most reported type.

Incidents (90d)
127
↑ +46.0% vs 2025
Murders (YTD)
15
↑ +7.1% vs 2025
Robberies (YTD)
55
↑ +77.4% vs 2025
Risk Level
9.8
out of 10
Shootings (YTD)
33
↑ +175.0% vs 2025
Home Invasions (YTD)
1
↑ +100.0% vs 2025
Assaults (YTD)
29
↑ +314.3% vs 2025
Burglaries (YTD)
5
↑ +25.0% vs 2025
Thefts (YTD)
36
↑ +111.8% vs 2025
Kidnappings (YTD)
1
↓ -50.0% vs 2025
Seizures (YTD)
7
↑ +100.0% vs 2025

Active Safety Alert - Port of Spain

Risk Level: 9.8/10 • Primary Concern: Robbery

Drive-Up Ambush Awareness: A rising pattern in high-activity areas involves criminals arriving by vehicle, exiting quickly to target victims on foot or in stationary cars. At junctions, roundabouts, and car parks, keep your windows up, doors locked, and stay alert to vehicles positioning unusually close to you.

Resilient Community Network: Despite the elevated score, this area shows strong community bonds with active neighbourhood watch participation and rapid incident reporting.

Crime Breakdown (Year-to-Date)

Crime Type 2026 2025 Change
Murder 15 14 ↑ 7.1%
Robbery 55 31 ↑ 77.4%
Shooting 33 12 ↑ 175.0%
Home Invasion 1 0 ↑ 100.0%
Assault 29 7 ↑ 314.3%
Burglary 5 4 ↑ 25.0%
Kidnapping 1 2 ↓ 50.0%
Theft 36 17 ↑ 111.8%
Seizures 7 0 ↑ 100.0%

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