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Nothing Bungles could've said, no search warrant presented, and last but not least, the owner of the property could not have consented; she wasn't there.
Best person to mess with though, she will deal with them, darn out of order.
Police search home of Bungles' attorney
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
AN East Kingston house belonging to an attorney representing Superintendent Harry 'Bungles' Daley was searched over the weekend by a joint police/military team.
The lawyer, Carolyn Reid, told the Observer yesterday that the search was conducted at her house approximately 5:30 am on Saturday while her mother was home alone. Reid said that she believed she was targeted by the police because of her involvement in the case involving Daley.
She said no warrant was presented and a reason was not given for the search.
"The possibilities are endless, certainly this possibility [her involvement in the Harry Daley case] is identifiable," Reid said when asked why her house was searched.
She said she has since sent off letters to the police high command, seeking an explanation as to why her house was searched.
Reid's colleague, Valerie Neita-Robertson, who appears with her in the Harry Daley case, yesterday said that the manner in which the search was conducted was a reflection of the police's disregard for the rights of citizens.
Yesterday, the constabulary's communication director, Karl Angell, was unable to confirm whether a search was conducted at the attorney's house.
Superintendent Daley was arrested on July 31 and several days later slapped with six counts of extortion and six counts of breaching the Corruption Prevention Act.
Best person to mess with though, she will deal with them, darn out of order.
Police search home of Bungles' attorney
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
AN East Kingston house belonging to an attorney representing Superintendent Harry 'Bungles' Daley was searched over the weekend by a joint police/military team.
The lawyer, Carolyn Reid, told the Observer yesterday that the search was conducted at her house approximately 5:30 am on Saturday while her mother was home alone. Reid said that she believed she was targeted by the police because of her involvement in the case involving Daley.
She said no warrant was presented and a reason was not given for the search.
"The possibilities are endless, certainly this possibility [her involvement in the Harry Daley case] is identifiable," Reid said when asked why her house was searched.
She said she has since sent off letters to the police high command, seeking an explanation as to why her house was searched.
Reid's colleague, Valerie Neita-Robertson, who appears with her in the Harry Daley case, yesterday said that the manner in which the search was conducted was a reflection of the police's disregard for the rights of citizens.
Yesterday, the constabulary's communication director, Karl Angell, was unable to confirm whether a search was conducted at the attorney's house.
Superintendent Daley was arrested on July 31 and several days later slapped with six counts of extortion and six counts of breaching the Corruption Prevention Act.
How does she do it? She is defending a police officer! Her own words might come back to bite her in the tush!
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