Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Cevons Waste Management, Morse Archer was yesterday summoned by the police for questioning in relation to the purchase of a portion of land at Mandela Avenue from the Guyana Lands and Surveys Commission (GLSC).
Stabroek News was reliably informed that Archer was contacted and asked to be present at the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Eve Leary at 1pm yesterday.
He complied and was there for about 40 minutes. Archer was accompanied by his lawyer, Neil Boston.
Speaking to Stabroek News yesterday, Archer said that upon his arrival, he was asked to provide a statement on the land transaction but he refused to.
