LONG Island MP Adrian Gibson.
ASSISTANT Commissioner of Police Leamond Deleveaux confirmed yesterday that Long Island MP Adrian Gibson was in police custody and being questioned in relation to an ongoing probe into the Water and Sewerage Corporation.
While he declined further comment on the matter, Mr Gibson’s attorney Romona Farquharson Seymour when contacted last night said the matter was ongoing and she would have a lot more to say today when she hoped police would be done with their probe.
She maintained that Mr Gibson was being “targeted”, adding that he stood by his record as former executive chairman of WSC.
Police were said to have taken Mr Gibson for a search yesterday, after he was questioned for hours.
It remains unclear where that search took place.
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TalRussell 2 years, 6 months ago
A MP known yappin' has notin' say constituents. ... Being taken for a search after he was questioned for hours.is no brief encounter ..... According to police sources *the MP's motor car was still parked at CID after the MP was driven away from CID. ― Yes?
tribanon 2 years, 6 months ago
Is the cabinet minister who weaponized her vehicle in an effort to cause serious injury to a police officer in police custody for questioning yet?
LastManStanding 2 years, 6 months ago
We will find out whether Davis has control over his cabinet or not by the way that he addresses that issue. There is no way that something like that can go unaddressed while claiming to be in charge of the government.
Davis has to choose right now whether he is going to be in the mold of Ingraham who was in charge of his governments, or Minnis/Christie who let the lunatics run the asylum.
sheeprunner12 2 years, 6 months ago
The Hunger Games of this parliamentary term has begun
TalRussell 2 years, 6 months ago
@Sheepie12, I agree, held in custody for eight (8) hours by the colony's Royal Constabulary before being Constabulary driven off to physically conduct a search of a property can sure hell brung on a deep rooted hunger to fill in the blanks? ... And what say why one's motor car remained parked outside the Criminal Investigation Division (CID). ― Yes?
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