Chester Williams
“It is going to be act of prejudice to good order and discipline and in respect of the firearm that was handed over to her that she was suppose to return the evening after she came off from work and did not do so that is a act of neglect of duty.”
Reporter
“Sir, can you speak also on the angle her calling another officer, accusing another officer of this crime?”
Chester Williams
“Well the whole society would know that prior to Miss Brown being charged she was in custody for over a day and she was interviewed and question including by myself and at no time during my questioning did she brought up that anybody else was in that vehicle. I part took in the investigation and there were two eyewitnesses who actually saw the accident occurring and were the first on the scene and both eyewitnesses say that at no time did they see anybody leaving that vehicle after the vehicle crashed. They also said that during the time that they went to the vehicle
Dec 18, 2020
Michelle Brown
We begin tonight’s newscast from the Supreme Court in Belize City with a ruling in the murder case involving well-known barber Fareed Ahmad. On December twenty-eighth, 2017 Ahmad was killed. He died while receiving treatment at the K.H.M.H. after he was shot in the head inside his vehicle that crashed on the side of the road between miles sixteen and seventeen on the George Price Highway. Woman Police Constable Michelle Brown was pinned inside the BMW SUV on the passenger side; her service-issued weapon was discovered in the vehicle and was determined to have been used in Ahmad’s shooting. He had made several complaints to the Professional Standards Branch of harassment by the department. Brown was later charged for his murder and trial began earlier this year before Supreme Court Justice Colin Williams. Today, the trial on the murder of Ahmad came to an end and Brown was found not guilty of the crime, based on insufficient evidence present