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The current investigation concerning St Augustine resident Joshua Samaroo, who was killed in a police-involved shooting, is “one of the most intense investigations” engaging the police’s attention, says Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander.
However, he declined to answer questions on the issue in Parliament yesterday, invoking the Standing Order 27 1g - on public interest immunity - to remain mum when People’s National Movement (PNM) whip Marvin Gonzales raised queries on the issue.
Gonzales first asked Alexander what immediate steps are being taken to ensure a transparent investigation in the January 20th police incident where Samaroo was killed and his wife Kaia Sealy was left paralysed. Gonzales noted CCTV footage appeared to show Samaroo surrendering to police.
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