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Statement on Minister Partap
Media Advisory
Statement from the Honourable Kamla Persad-Bissessar S.C. M.P. Prime Minister of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
Sunday the 26th August 2012
Statement on Minister Partap
"I have decided to advise the President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, His Excellency Professor George Maxwell Richards to revoke the appointment of Minister Colin Partap with immediate effect.
This decision was made subsequent to reports received from the Ministry of National Security and Mr. Colin Partap."
Please be guided accordingly.
Habit7 wrote:CNC3 News leading with that story though
The Sidekick to Batman refused to subject to a breathalyser test. He eventually did it under the coercion of Ag CoP and came in just below this limit. But refuse to do the breathalyser test is a charge though.
Gladiator wrote:Habit7 wrote:CNC3 News leading with that story though
The Sidekick to Batman refused to subject to a breathalyser test. He eventually did it under the coercion of Ag CoP and came in just below this limit. But refuse to do the breathalyser test is a charge though.
I Just watched the news.... this was never mentioned. They just said the test was passed.
Kenjo wrote:Gladiator wrote:Habit7 wrote:CNC3 News leading with that story though
The Sidekick to Batman refused to subject to a breathalyser test. He eventually did it under the coercion of Ag CoP and came in just below this limit. But refuse to do the breathalyser test is a charge though.
I Just watched the news.... this was never mentioned. They just said the test was passed.
lol doesn't passing a breathalyzer mean that the person came in under the legal limit?
half a dozen versus 6?
Kenjo wrote:but can't he just get off since he eventually did the test?there are a lot of lawyers who can easily spin this so that you can get enough time to delay doing a breathalyser for your blood alcohol level to decrease,so anytime you guys get caught drink level water and delay to pee out all the alcohol
diamondtip01 wrote:How many persons were charged, convicted and fined for refusing to take the breathalyzer. many So why was he not charged ???
Kenjo wrote:but can't he just get off since he eventually did the test?there are a lot of lawyers who can easily spin this so that you can get enough time to delay doing a breathalyser for your blood alcohol level to decrease,so anytime you guys get caught drink level water and delay to pee out all the alcohol
Habit7 wrote:Both you and I know that we can wait for the alcohol to metabolise so as to have a lower blood alcohol limit.
Both you and I know that it is an offence to refuse to do a breathalyser test.
But the AG is going to offer a half-baked explanation why the Minister in the Ministry of Nat Sec did not cooperate with a police officer and the PP supporters would buy it. Dr Rowley would call for his resignation but PP supporters would cry out even louder that Rowley attacks the gov't too much and further bringing it up in public would be unpatriotic.
diamondtip01 wrote:How many persons were charged, convicted and fined for refusing to take the breathalyzer. many So why was he not charged ???
Minister of National Security Jack Warner's statement on the incident concerning Collin Partap.
"At approximately six am this morning I received a call from the Deputy Commissioner of Police to say that he was advising me that Minister Partap was at the Belmont Police Station where he was being asked to take a breathlayser test. I informed the DCP that I was in church and would call after my morning service had ended. I did so at about 7:00 am and was advised that breathalyser tests were conducted on Minister Partap and the results showed he was within the legal limit and that a report would be filed with me on the entire matter.
The Acting Commissioner confirmed the advice which had been given to me. I await his report before making any further comment on the matter. I thank the Acting Commissioner. I await his report before making any further comment on the matter.
Regards
Jack Warner
rspann wrote:The thread says Minister caught driving under the influence,but on the vid, its says he was about to enter his car,and it also said he was under the legal limit.If I outside my car why must I submit to the test?Also if the results were legal,why should I demit office?Just wondering how talk does change by the minute in Trinidad without the facts.
shogun wrote:Habit7 wrote:Both you and I know that we can wait for the alcohol to metabolise so as to have a lower blood alcohol limit.
Both you and I know that it is an offence to refuse to do a breathalyser test.
But the AG is going to offer a half-baked explanation why the Minister in the Ministry of Nat Sec did not cooperate with a police officer and the PP supporters would buy it. Dr Rowley would call for his resignation but PP supporters would cry out even louder that Rowley attacks the gov't too much and further bringing it up in public would be unpatriotic.
And whole story forgotten by Wednesday. Just in time for minister to be back at Zen by next weekend.
Sweet Trini....
Ccn Tvnews wrote:BREAKING NEWS: Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar has advised President George Maxwell Richards to revoke the appointment of Colin Partap with immediate effect. She says, "This decision was made subsequent to reports received from the Ministry of National Security and Mr. Colin Partap."
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