So what's going to happen with the Hidden Valley Four? Well, just like the Bladen 11, they will likely be charged - either by the end of the day or tomorrow, according to the ComPol - and taken through the courts. But it seems they've already lawyered and while we know that Richard "Dickie" Bradley represented the cops in the previous plane landing, we're not sure if any of these four men have retained him. But the Commissioner had a bone to pick with the famed lawyer - he suggested that maybe Dickie should work with the "good guys" for once.
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"Again the thing is that we have certain attorneys who are out there and make it seem like they want to see these plane landings stop in our country but they are the same attorneys who are representing these people and the sad part is as we sought to interview these persons, they got call from attorneys saying not to say anything to the police and because of that the persons are mute, they don't want to say nothing to us, they're following instructions from their attorneys and so we have to find other ways to get the evidence to prosecute them. When we had the previous plane landing with the four police officers at Bladen, myself, the minister and the CEO discussed the matter and the minister suggested that it would be good to get a special prosecutor to prosecute the matter and I agreed and I suggested that we should get Dickie Bradley to prosecute the matter for us but it turns out that Dickie Bradley is defending the accused persons so we could not get him so we are still trying to find someone who will be able to prosecute the matter for us. We believed that since Dickie Bradley always seemed to be concerned about the plane landing that he would be willing to assist in prosecuting the matter as a special prosecutor but we don't have that option anymore."
