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KPCN allegations under investigation. | SMN News

September 30, 2020

KPCN allegations under investigation. | SMN News
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Recently, KPCN employees have been accused on Facebook of acting unlawfully on St. Eustatius. A video has been posted on Facebook that the police on St. Eustatius would not have acted correctly in enforcing the emergency ordinance regarding COVID. Today, Monday, September 28th, the same person who posted the film, has filed a complaint with the KPCN. This will be investigated in accordance with the existing complaints procedure.

The police chief has now instructed the Internal Affairs Office to investigate this case. The same person also posted a film on Facebook at an earlier time in which he accuses a


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