Two policemen accused of making false statements to INCECOM freed

Crime

Legal

July 28, 2026

Share this article

Two policemen accused of making false statements to INCECOM freed

Click to view full size

Two St Catherine-based policemen who were charged with making false statements to the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) during an investigation were freed in the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court on Monday after the case collapsed.

Sergeant Jason Bailey and District Constable Vaughn Sutherland were charged with breaches of the INDECOM Act.

When the matter came up for trial, the court was told that crucial documents were still outstanding, leaving the case file incomplete.

Crime

Legal

Need the bigger picture?

Ask Gazette to explain what led here, surface earlier reports, or build a timeline from our coverage.

Open Ask Gazette

Sourced from Jamaica Gleaner. Visit their website to read the full story.

Share this article

Comments (0)

Related stories

See articles related to "Two policemen accused of making false statements to INCECOM freed"

1 day ago

Two policemen accused of making false statements to INDECOM freed

By Jamaica Gleaner

about 1 month ago

Indecom officer takes stand in cops’ murder trial

By Jamaica Observer

13 days ago

Indecom officer calls on Jesus during cross-examination

By Jamaica Observer

3 months ago

Cops found not guilty in Shrewsbury fatal shooting

By Jamaica Observer

Download our mobile app

The portable companion to gazettE. Get notifications, track read articles, and more. The latest news from Trinidad and Tobago, in one place.

Get it for Android Get it for iOS