Police Search Brian Debideen’s Home in Probe Into Alleged Corruption
Police searched Chief Magistrate Brian Debideen’s home and seized devices in an alleged corruption-related investigation. He has not been charged, and the Judiciary has urged due process.
4 reports from 2 outlets · First reported Tue, Oct 20
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UpdatedPolice searched Brian Debideen’s Gulf View, San Fernando home and seized electronic devices and other items.
Express +2The investigation concerns alleged money laundering, fraud, public corruption and bribery and involves local and international agencies.
Express +2Debideen’s attorney said he cooperated fully, and no charges have been laid.
Express +1Authorities have withheld further details, citing the sensitivity of the ongoing investigation.
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