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By Aurax Radio | July 28, 2026 | 2 min read
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service has opened an investigation into the unauthorized disclosure of an audio recording believed to contain intercepted security communications. Police say the inquiry will seek to determine how the recording was obtained, distributed and whether any laws were breached.
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service has launched an investigation into the unauthorized disclosure of an alleged intercepted audio recording.
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has launched an investigation into the circulation of a leaked audio recording that is believed to contain intercepted communications involving members of the security services. Commissioner of Police Allister Guevaro ordered the probe after the recording was widely shared on social media and messaging platforms, raising concerns about the unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information. Authorities have not publicly confirmed the authenticity of the recording but say investigators will examine its origin and the circumstances surrounding its release.
According to the TTPS, the investigation will determine whether any criminal offences were committed in obtaining, possessing or distributing the recording. Detectives are also expected to assess whether the disclosure compromised ongoing investigations, operational security or the safety of law enforcement personnel. The matter is being treated as a priority, with police indicating they will work to establish the source of the leak and identify anyone who may have been involved in its dissemination.
The investigation comes amid heightened public attention surrounding security and law enforcement operations in Trinidad and Tobago, where leaked recordings have previously generated legal and political scrutiny. Police have urged the public to allow investigators to complete their work before drawing conclusions about the contents of the recording or the circumstances of its release. The TTPS has not indicated when the investigation is expected to conclude or whether any individuals have been identified as persons of interest.