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Former police officer/ NAPB union secretary reacts to Letter to Minister of Justice | 721 NEWS

December 9, 2019

Former police officer/ NAPB union secretary reacts to Letter to Minister of Justice | 721 NEWS
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Hello Mr. Wilson.

(In papiamentu: konfundi deseo ku derechi).

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Sincerely,

Philbert Llewellyn

(A blue blood 4life)


EDITOR’S NOTE:  THE LETTER TO THE EDITOR PUBLISHED UNDER THE HEADLINE “Open letter to The Honorable Minister of Justice” HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH OUR NEWS MEDIA STAFF.  ANYONE WHO DELIVERS A LETTER TO BE PUBLISHED, WE DO SO. THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT WE SUPPORT THE CONTENT IN IT.


EVERY CITIZEN HAS THE RIGHT TO SPEAK THEIR MIND AND KEEP THEMSELF ANONYMOUS. We THANK YOU Mr. Llewellyn for your reaction and encourage more to speak their mind on this topic that needs attention within the society.




Source: 721 News https://www.721news.com/top-story/former-police-officer-napb-union-secretary-reacts-to-letter-to-minister-of-justice/

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