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Stunned at PNCR’s gratuitous overtures
Dear Editor,
The PNCR never ceases to amaze me; this party is actually volunteering witnesses to local law enforcement in the matter of confessed drug kingpin Roger Khan.
I am really stunned at the gratuitous overtures of these people, why didn’t they present such “damning evidence” to the U.S authorities when that case was on trial. In my view their so called witnesses would have gained more credibility there, than on the local landscape.
It is the PNCR and its hypocritical partners who were so sure that the PPP/C government are drug barons and would have proven their case in the U.S courts when Khan was on trial.
That matter met its closure and Khan has been sentenced. Why come forward now with evidence in Guyana where, in their interpretation of things, no justice resides.
I believe Commissioner Greene, a no nonsense lawman, should return them a letter saying thanks for the enthusiasm shown, but no thanks again, we cannot be distracted by any garbled evidence at this time.
Neil Adams
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