They are keeping it as professional as possible. and at the end of the day, the Compol says that Shyne Barrow, by law, is still their leader. He says that they are not here to choose sides, but at the same time cannot afford to be wasting resources and manpower, to keep control of the situation when there are other pressing matters in need of their attention as well.
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"So we will just hold forth and be as neutral as we can. One might not like Shyne, but the truth is he is the constitutionally elected leader of the opposition. As you know, when there is House meeting, he is the one who holds that position."
"And so we will not take sides for either sides, but try and remain as neutral as we can. We are not going to use no force on nobody. I would hope that the matter can be taken before the court and for the court to look at the matter and make a determination so we know where to go from there."
"We cannot have this matter prolonged too much because the police have things to do. And for us to be tied up in a love triangle, it's not what we want to do, no."
