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A police constable accused of murder has been given the green light to pursue a lawsuit over a decision by the police to charge him for ammunition possession under the Firearms Act after he was arrested and detained under Emergency Powers Regulations for the ongoing State of Emergency.
On Monday, High Court Judge Devindra Rampersad granted PC Jason Beetam leave to pursue his judicial review case over the technical legal issue.
According to his court filings, obtained by Guardian Media, in early November, Beetam, of Temple Street, Beaucarro Road, Freeport, was arrested in connection with the kidnapping and murder of livestock farmer Vishnu Lalla.
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