Former Deputy Police Commissioner, Mark Shields says is the move by Police in St. James to question two persons accused of murder Mario Deane while he was in Police custody in the absence of legal representation is unusual.
It was disclosed in Court last week that the accused men, Adrian Morgan and Marvin Orr was were questioned in the presence of Justices of the Peace only.
Mr. Shields, who’s a veteran former Scotland Yard Crime fighter says it’s unlikely this would have taken place in the United Kingdom.
Mark Shields, Former Deputy Commissioner of Police in Jamaica and Ex-Scotland yard crime fighter speaking with Nationwide News.
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