Police say standard procedures were followed in investigation – Guyana newsroom

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Nigel Dharamlall, Minister of Local Government and Regional Development (Photo: Newsroom/November 2, 2022)

See the full statement released by the Guyana Police below:

Guyana Police would like to address the concerns raised by a reporter and can confirm that all standard operating procedures were followed in the conduct of this investigation.

At no time were any of the minors involved in this investigation questioned in the absence of a parent and a social worker.

More importantly, at the time the virtual complainant accompanied investigators to the scene of the alleged crime, under the supervision of a superintendent of police, the accused was NOT present, since he had already left as he had. asked the investigators.

Finally, at no time did the virtual complainant or her parents ask THE POLICE for the presence of a lawyer. At all times, the virtual complainant and her parents were in the presence and listening of the Childcare Officer, and this fact can also be corroborated by her.

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