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shake d livin wake d dead wrote:everything for allyuh is police needs to get more serious, police this and that....this crime issue starts with government....POLITICAL WILL.....they doh have the balls to do what is necessary.
when Faris was hurrying to change traffic laws to make ah money why he did not show this same urgency with respects to laws regarding criminal activities??
Mercenary wrote:Crime is a business. Ppl act all surprised on fb posts like only 'now' the situation bad.
My two cents - protect your own and do whats right. Stay the fcuk away from underhand dealings. Always more to a story. How you make your bed, so shall you lie on it.
pugboy wrote:"ongoing" has to be the most spoken word by senior police
rspann wrote:Mercenary wrote:Show me your friends and I'll ....
Anyways r.i.p
........show you why you got killed?
airuma wrote:rspann wrote:Mercenary wrote:Show me your friends and I'll ....
Anyways r.i.p
........show you why you got killed?
OP needs to change the title.
This, and recent attacks on police stations, raises many questions about the competence of the TTDF. One would think that the national security minister would make some attempt to curb any further loss of public confidence.... oh well... maybe if we reach 1st world status it would happen!!!!
Mercenary wrote:My two cents - protect your own and do whats right. Stay the fcuk away from underhand dealings. Always more to a story. How you make your bed, so shall you lie on it.
hydroep wrote:Mercenary wrote:My two cents - protect your own and do whats right. Stay the fcuk away from underhand dealings. Always more to a story. How you make your bed, so shall you lie on it.
Also, be very careful of the company you keep lest some of those supposed "friends" make said bed and dump you on it...
R.I.P.
Who told cops WPC was murdered one week before her body was found?
rollingstock wrote:That long diatribe is so full of misinformation.
Couple in court for WPC Joseph’s murder
Lawyers claim client tortured
Published:
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Kenneth “Miller” Browne, 38, the ex-boyfriend of murdered WPC Nyasha Joseph, along with his ex-wife Melissa Browne, 28, appeared in court yesterday charged with murder. Kenneth also faced an additional charge of illegally disposing of Joseph’s body.
The Brownes, of Sea Lots and Carenage respectively, were represented by attorneys Criston Williams, Shirvani Ramkissoon and Shane Patience and were charged with killing Joseph on a date unknown between March 8 and March 16. Kenneth’ allegedly committed his other offence during the same period.
Relatives of Joseph were not present in court, but relatives of the Brownes were.
After the charges were read out to the estranged couple, Williams informed Ayers-Casear that he had written to acting Police Commissioner Stephen Williams and head of the Police Complaints Authority David West, about the conduct of police officers attached to the Homicide Bureau and the way they dealt with attorneys representing the two accused. Williams accused one unnamed police officer of “putting his rusty paws” on him and pushing him out of the office when he went to visit Melissa. He added that Kenneth was tortured through sleep deprivation and his clients’ rights were breached.
A four-page letter written to Williams and copied to West, signed by Ramkissoon, stated that Kenneth was kept in a room for five days, which is not in keeping with the modus operandi of the Homicide Bureau. The letter, which was submitted to the court, added that Kenneth was questioned at length since his arrest on March 10 and whenever he fell asleep he was awakened by an officer.
Ramkissoon wrote that attorneys seeking the interest of not only the Brownes, but all those arrested in connection with Joseph’s murder, were treated with “contemptuous and disdainful behaviour” under the guidance of Supt Suzette Martin, when they sought to represent their clients. She added that the treatment by the officers was unbecoming of even a trainee and named attorneys Richard Clarke-Wills, Celeste St Louis-Clark-Wills, Melissa Mano, Seena Baboolal and Kirby Joseph as the victims of the acts. The letter called for an investigation for those responsible for the “egregious conduct” to be held accountable, as their actions lend to the erosion of public’s confidence in the police service.
After hearing the complaints, Ayers-Caesar adjourned the matter to April 18 and ordered that a complete tracing of the criminal records of the two accused be furnished to the court. The court also learnt informally that Browne has two convictions for simple possession of marijuana and illegal vending, while his ex-wife had a conviction for malicious wounding and a pending matter of obstructing a police officer in the execution of his duty.
Joseph was reported missing on March 9 and her body was found on March 16 by two shrimp fishermen in the Gulf of Paria at the mouth of the Caroni River. Her autopsy was deemed inconclusive, but there were marks of violence on her face and neck. Joseph will be buried later this week.
MAN BONDED IN OLD WPC CASE
Before the matter was called, Ayers-Caesar ordered a Morvant man to keep the peace for two years after he was found guilty of maliciously damaging the wind-shield of Miguel Jokhan. The man, Roy Chedick, of Second Caledonia, Morvant, was arrested by Joseph.
Ayers-Caesar said Joseph was supposed to have located a relative of Chedick for yesterday’s court appearance. When the courtroom heard that Joseph was supposed to have a matter before the Chief Magistrate there was a collective gasp in the room.
Chedick was ordered to keep the peace and if he failed he would serve either 182 days in prison or six months. Chedick allegedly broke the wind-shield on March 3 and was taken to court that same day, one week before Joseph went missing.
RedVEVO wrote:Social media giving more updated news than main stream media and solving more crime than TTPS.
Social media showed the video where the WPC's BF or other was "handling" her when she
was in a carnival jump up.
https://www.facebook.com/azul.b.smith?h ... NE&fref=nf
matr1x wrote:Question : why should we care?
What makes her any more special than other kidnap victim
eurotuner wrote:Freel, this case *in buju voice * moving like a nucleeeeaarr. Sorry about the woman police, but really wish they would have all this crazy zeal for all serious matters, would be amazing.
matr1x wrote:She was a side woman. Wow, such a great role model. Good riddance
shogun wrote:matr1x wrote:She was a side woman. Wow, such a great role model. Good riddance
Well yes...
pugboy wrote:so horning etc justifies murder ?
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