We also asked the Commissioner about the complaint made by Shyne Barrow against his own second deputy party leader Beverly Williams.
He said they have received the complaint and plan to follow up:
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"He did make a report to the police and the police is looking at that matter. I have directed the police to investigate but at the end of the day I believe that we must be fair in our investigation and so my instruction to the investigators is to make sure that they interview every persons who were around and get their version of what took place and having obtained the versions of everybody who were present then we will come to determination if in fact they are sufficient there to further a persecution against Beverly Williams."
Reporter
"Have she contacted you sir? Have you spoken with her?"
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"No, I have not spoken to Beverly Williams. The only person I spoke to is the leader of the opposition."
Reporter
"Based on the new law that was passed, will it be a threatening of words or will that be tantamount to common assault?"
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"It would, I'm not too sure of the exact words that was used, I have not seen the statement. So I would have to read the statement and see exactly what were the words used. If it is threat of death or just ordinary threatening words, I'd have to see."
