Retired Assistant Police Commissioner Paul Slowe says there is legal presumption of innocence for Former Minister Nigel Dharamlall but criticizes the police handling of his case.
Slowe says that Dharamlall, like anyone else, should be considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. But he underscores that Dharamlall's treatment deviated from standard procedure regarding fingerprinting and mugshots, suggesting preferential treatment.
Slowe is also critical of the police questioning of Dharamlall under the Sex and Offenses Act, mentioning that no corroboration is needed.
