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Wrong Cop in jail over CCTV release
Dear Editor,
Guyana’s President, Attorney General and Top Cop keep reminding Guyanese that everyone is equal in the eyes of the law and will be treated fairly.
Is the gathering and declaration of evidence not part of the legal due process? Is withholding evidence not contrary to ensuring justice is delivered?
Who indeed broke the law by withholding the CCTV evidence on the Leader of Opposition claim of an assassination attempt? The officer who handed over the footage should be commended for trying to get justice done. Instead, he is rewarded with a place in a jail. If illegal payment and breach of Cybercrime regulations are not the red-herrings used to lock up the constable and the Leader of the Opposition, Guyana’s lock-ups should be overflowing with inmates including many who are duty bound to uphold the law.
Regards,
Faiyaz Alli
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