Public Order & Protests: Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles says recent arrests tied to the Kaia Sealy demonstrations show Trinidad and Tobago is being pushed toward a “policing state,” and she’s calling for an end to the State of Emergency. Police Oversight: Former Police Commissioner Gary Griffith has challenged Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander over public claims about TTPS debt, demanding named, verifiable facts. Protest Restrictions: The TTPS has enforced 15 no-protest zones, including around key State institutions, after a protest near the DPP’s office. Water Disruption: WASA warns of a temporary shutdown of Caroni Water Treatment Plant next week (June 3, 10pm to June 4, 5am) affecting parts of North, Central and South Trinidad. Transport: Maxi taxi operators plan a nationwide withdrawal of service starting Monday after talks with Government failed to produce written commitments. Crime & Justice: The Counter Trafficking Unit laid 29 charges against two nationals in “Operation Purple Ryain.” Local Economy: UTC reports a $35m net profit for 2025, up $16m from 2024. Culture & Sports: Machel Montano’s documentary “Like Ah Boss” debuts in the U.S.; Anthony Herbert earns an international call-up for friendlies vs South Korea and Russia.