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Chandler arrested in boat lime enquiry

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Christian Chandler - Christian Chandler, head of the police legal services unit, was arrested at his Maraval home on Wednesday evening. Chandler and three police officers who were part of his security detail,were all arrested just after 6 pm. The arrests came after investigations stemming from a police report that a pleasure vessel owned by Chandler had eight women and six men on board near Pier 1, Chaguaramas, just after […]

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