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RAMPS head slapped with ten charges over making a false declaration to GRA, gets 500k bail.

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The Head of Ramps Logistics was charged Friday and released on $500,000 bail after being charged for making false declarations to Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA). Tiana Cole reports.

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