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THURSDAY’S sitting of the murder trial involving six policemen was brought to an early end because of a disagreement between lead prosecutor Kathy-Ann Pyke and Cygale Pennant, her junior from the Office of the Director of the Public Prosecutions.
The trial was adjourned after the lunch session as the disagreement, which started in the morning session, was not resolved.
Throughout the trial of the cops, which began in January, Pyke has been the lead prosecutor, with Pennant being allowed to conduct examinations-in-chief on a some occasions.
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