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Two employees of the immigration service arrested in Ostrich investigation.

January 17, 2017

Two employees of the immigration service arrested in Ostrich investigation.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Tuesday morning, January 17, 2017, two employees of the immigration service were arrested as suspected of human smuggling, bribery, and abuse of their post. K.L.M.B. (Kizzy L.M. Baptist) (34) and A.A.D. (Alicia A. Dormoy) (33) were arrested around 6:20 am.

The arrests are the result of a lengthy investigation that has been ongoing since April 2016, code-named Ostrich. It concerns an investigation carried out by the Unit Human Trafficking and Human Smuggling of the St. Maarten Police Force, KPSM into illegal admittance of Jamaicans and Haitians. The arrests were carried out by members of this unit in conjunction with the National Detectives Agency.

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On November 14Tth, 2016 another employee of the immigration service, J.M. was arrested in the same investigation. She is still detained while her partner D.F. who was also arrested has been released from pre-trial detention. He remains a suspect in the ongoing investigation.

Prosecutor's Office Press Release.

 

Two employees of the immigration service arrested in Ostrich investigation.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/two-employees-of-the-immigration-service-arrested-in-ostrich-investigation/

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