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FORMER PSC CAN CHALLENGE SUSPENSION AS NANDLALL APPEALS

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Joel Vogt reports now that the case challenging the suspension of the former
police service commission will be heard in the high court, and attorney General Anil
Nandlall, is not pleased with the judge’s decision.

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