And switching back to Law enforcement - last week you heard our interviews about alleged police misconduct from whistleblower Brady Tillett.
Since then, the police and their minister have done all they can to discredit the man whose 3 cellular phones the cops confiscated and continue to hold without any legal authority.
Tillett spoke about certain dealings he'd had with his neighbor and commander of the SPU ASP Aaron Gamboa.
In response Gamboa told us to talk to his attorney. And then his commissioner, Chester Williams - who also has a child with Gamboa's daughter - said that Gamboa would be filing suit for Tillett's comments. And then Minister of Home Affairs Kareem Musa said the same.
Both urged Tillett to complain to the Professional Standards Branch - which is questionable because Gamboa is a ranking officer - so any complaint would have to go to The Public Services Commission.
Secondly, two days ago the Commissioner obliquely accused Tillett of being of interest for investigations into the landing of drug planes.
So why would a person - who is being named by the commissioner for some seriously shady business - and whose phones are still illegally held - why would he go into the police department to make a complaint against a high ranking officer?
Today, the Minister suggested that instead he could go to the Ombudsman:
Kareem Musa, Minister of Home Affairs
"In this instance, I would normally recommend that if someone has a complaint to make against any police officer, where is the commissioner deputies assistance for in this case a superintendent you make a report to the professional standards branch and if you do not feel comfortable, making a report to the professional standards branch there is the ombudsman's office. I am so you can make a report there and the ombudsman's office within their contact us to list off what these issues are but instead of doing that the Individual has gone to the media given some information there and some information here and so we don't have quite a big picture of it so perhaps channeling that through the ombudsman's office if they do not feel satisfied with the PSB that would be my recommended course of action."
Tomorrow, we'll have a comment from Tillett.
