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Friends of Kaia Sealy and her late partner Joshua Samaroo staged another protest outside the Police Administration Building yesterday, condemning the charges laid against Sealy, calling for a response from Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and demanding the resignation of Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro.
The couple was shot on January 20 following what police described as a high-speed chase from Maloney to St Augustine. Video footage of the incident, widely circulated on social media, appeared to show Samaroo surrendering before he was fatally shot.
A later slow-motion version of the footage appeared to suggest officers returned fire after allegedly being shot at by Sealy. Police subsequently announced that Sealy would be charged with manslaughter in relation to Samaroo’s death, as well as three counts of shooting with intent at police officers.
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