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Opposition Chief Whip Marvin Gonzales says his concerns surrounding the Joshua Samaroo and Kaia Sealy matter are not about the independence of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), but about what he described as a culture of secrecy surrounding public office.
Gonzales’ comments came after Samaroo’s family’s attorney, Criston J Williams, moved yesterday to clarify remarks urging the public to “trust the process.”
Responding to Guardian Media yesterday, Williams rejected claims that his comments were “reprehensible” and insisted his remarks had been misunderstood.
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