The phone records of Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee, and ex-Linden Com-mander Senior Superinten-dent Clifton Hicken will be presented to the commission investigating the July 18 protestor shootings once made available by the two phone networks.
Chairman of the Commis-sion of Inquiry Justice Lensley Wolfe said on Monday that he and the other members of the team have decided to consent to the request by attorney Nigel Hughes, who is representing the AFC and the interest of the three men killed on July 18 at Linden, to have the records.
These are intended to prove whether Hicken and Rohee had
