“IT SHOULD NEVER have happened.”
This is the view of an outstanding jurist and former chairman of the National Commission on Law and Order, Sir Roy Marshall, on the abrupt removal of Commissioner of Police Darwin Dottin.
Dottin was sent on immediate administrative leave last week pending a recommendation by the Police Service Commission to Governor General Sir Elliott Belgrave that he be retired in the public’s interest.
“It shouldn’t happen. I mean, you don’t get rid of a head of an organization without a proper structure for doing it.
It was wrong, says jurist
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