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A man from Tobago has failed in his legal challenge over not being allowed to complete training to become a Special Reserve Police (SRP) officer after medical and psychiatric examinations.
In a recent judgment, High Court Judge Robin Mohammed dismissed the lawsuit brought by the man, whose identity was withheld due to the nature of the case dealing with his medical conditions.
Justice Mohammed ruled that the decision to stop him from continuing the recruitment process was not unlawful and unreasonable based on concerns raised in the assessment.
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