PM concerned about Denny Grijalva/Noh Mul case

Dean Barrow

It’s apparent that this is only the tip of the iceberg as far as the registries are concerned. But while it is the big issue right, there is another of an equal magnitude which continues to bubble in the pot…Noh Mul. It’s been six weeks since the Mayan monument was destroyed and no charges have been laid. In his statement, the P.M. touched only briefly on it; claiming that the police have still not been able to question the cameramen who took footage for the news or the truck drivers who carted away the material. With the owner of the company, U.D.P. strongman Denny Grijalva, claiming responsibility almost from the onset, it should have been a clear cut case…or so we thought. The P.M. says that even he is concerned about the delay.

Prime Minister Dean Barrow

“The D.P.P.  is obviously being extremely careful. She wants to be sure that when she gives the directive to lay the charges, the case will be water-tight. Yes I am concerned that the officer in charge of the investigation, whom I shall not name, did not from the start get all of the material that the D.P.P. is now sending him back to get. This report was brought to my house last night by Colonel Lovell after I had spoken with him during the day making plain that I wanted to be able to report to the public and that I would not be at all pleased if I couldn’t report that this thing has happened or is about to happen imminently. I had signaled that in my view it is taking too long…no getting away from that.”