On October 27, fire officers at the Sangre Grande Fire Station apprehended four teenagers suspected of stealing several items while the officers were asleep. The incident unfolded during a routine security check in the early hours of the morning when a fire officer noticed missing items. Upon alerting his colleagues, it was discovered that personal belongings were also stolen. Nearby witnesses reported seeing a group of six teenagers loitering near the station before leaving the compound. The officers, with the assistance of the police, located and detained four of the suspects a short distance away. All stolen items were successfully recovered. Keone Guy, President of the Fire Officers Association, expressed relief over the recovery but highlighted long-standing security vulnerabilities at fire stations, including inadequate fencing, lighting, and technological investments. He emphasized that such incidents could have severe consequences, including potential harm to officers. Guy called on senior officials to address these security challenges and announced plans to engage with relevant authorities to improve security measures. He also expressed concern over the young age of the suspects and the officers’ willingness to assist in guiding them toward better life choices.