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‘POLICE SMUGGLED ME TO SURINAME’ -CLARKE

By Kevin Fraser
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After serving five years in a Suriname jail subsequent to being handed over to the Surinamese police illegally; A Guyanese man has named a well-known controversial retired Assistant Police Commissioner as the mastermind behind his illegal backtrack extradition. Travis Chase has the details.

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