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President of Central Bank Emsley Tromp home being searched by Anti- Corruption Team.

August 10, 2016

President of Central Bank  Emsley Tromp home being searched by Anti- Corruption Team.
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WILLEMSTAD:-- The home of the President of the Central Bank Emsley Tromp by the anti-corruption team and Kingdom Detectives (RST).
SMN News learnt that a trust company is also being searched on Wednesday. Spokesman for the Prosecutor’s Office Gino Bernadina confirmed that the anti-corruption unit of the Kingdom Detective Cooperation Team (RST) is searching at the office of a trust company and at a house in Curaçao. The Prosecutor's Office cannot give more information at this point in time.

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President of Central Bank Emsley Tromp home being searched by Anti- Corruption Team.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/president-of-central-bank-emsley-tromp-home-being-searched-by-anti-corruption-team/

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