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Minority Leader Kelvon Morris has dared sitting Infrastructure Secretary Trevor James to present any evidence he claims to have regarding an alleged multi-million-dollar road construction scandal to the police, insisting that threats of jail time “mean nothing.”
Morris issued the challenge while speaking at a People’s National Movement (PNM) political meeting in Mason Hall on Monday night. He was responding to allegations by James of irregularities in road construction contracts awarded under the previous PNM administration.
“All of a sudden he turn police. I invite you to take those matters to the police because you will make their job very easy. I sure you not coming out from there,” Morris told supporters.
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