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High Court Judge Nalini Singh dismissed kidnapping and robbery charges against a taxi driver last Tuesday, after she found the State had erred in a procedural matter.
In her 27-page judgment on October 14, Singh dismissed the charges against Don Crichlow for kidnapping and robbery with aggravation, citing serious procedural flaws in the police’s identification process.
Crichlow was accused of robbing an 87-year-old woman, after allegedly picking her up in a white Tiida taxi in Princes Town on August 10, 2021. The case hinged entirely on the woman’s identification of Crichlow during a confrontation-based procedure conducted a month after the incident at the San Fernando Police Station on September 8.
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