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A businessman from central Trinidad, suspected of operating a brothel and engaging in human trafficking, has lost his legal challenge over being detained on a Preventive Detention Order (PDO) for the past three months.
Delivering an oral judgment this morning, High Court Judge Christopher Sieuchand dismissed Lloyd Sealey’s case.
Justice Sieuchand rejected Sealey’s claim that the allegations against him contained in the PDO were inconsistent with the aims of the ongoing State of Emergency (SoE) and the Emergency Powers Regulations (EPR) under which the PDO was issued.
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