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Oct 07, 2008 News
Clayton Hutson, who turned himelf in to the police following a wanted bulletin, yesterday presented himself to police in keeping with a condition that led to his being released on station bail last Saturday.
Hutson’s arrest was prompted by the discovery of three weapons and an assortment of ammunition during a raid on a Regent Street property.
Joseph Aboud, who also had a bulletin issued for him, was released on Friday; while another man, Frankie Ross, is still at large.
According to a top senior official at the CID, Interpol had issued a “red notice” on behalf of the United States for Hutson almost a year ago, citing his links to drug trafficking.
The source said that following the notice, the international police have been informed that Hutson was in Guyana.
They were again alerted when Hutson turned himself in. However, the source could not say if the United States has issued a request for his extradition to that country.
Meanwhile, the wanted man’s attorneys have expressed their condemnation of the recent development practised by the police, to wit the publishing in newspapers of the photographs and other biographic details of citizens even before any significant effort is made to locate them.
One of Hutson’s lawyers, Joseph Harmon, said he heard the rumour of an extradition warrant being issued for his client, but he, too, has not been able to confirm this.
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