Posted On: October 13th 2026, 01:06 am
Opposition Leader vehicle stoned and damaged while in police custody.
Opposition Leader’s vehicle was clamped at Parika Market on Saturday evening. When he returned to collect it on Monday, the vehicle was stoned, the bonnet was visibly dented, and a sizeable stone was found next to the vehicle. Eyewitnesses reported seeing police patrolling the area on Sunday. After realizing the vehicle was stoned, they never came back.
A vehicle in police custody should be secured and protected, not returned damaged. How did the damage occur, and who will be held accountable?
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