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Union Island based community leader Abdon Whyte says he has plans to enter politics. (IWN file photo)

Son of Customs Guard who died in Union Island incident eyes politics

Abdon Whyte, son of the Customs guard who drowned in Union Island during a reported shootout between police and Venezuelans in 2012, says he has political ambition but is not…

30 Apr 2014 12:20PM

Abdon Whyte

Director of Public Prosecution, Colin Williams, left, and Commissioner of Police, Michael Charles, at the launch of the booklet. (IWN photo)

DPP gives police ‘Points to Prove’ booklet

10 Mar 2014 4:55AM

Justice Colin Williams, a former DIrector of Public Prosecutions in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. (iWN file photo)

DPP’s office welcomes Privy Council ruling in Vynnette Frederick matter

10 Nov 2013 5:17AM

Lawyer wants police to apologise for saying Dwaine Sandy was ‘wanted’

10 Sep 2013 12:33AM

Citing case by senator’s father, DPP gave assistant exclusive control over case

2 Aug 2013 1:24PM

Justice Colin Williams, a former DIrector of Public Prosecutions in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. (iWN file photo)

DPP’s office ordered opposition senator’s arrest

Director of Public Prosecutions, Colin Williams, says his office instructed that opposition senator Vynnette Frederick be arrested earlier this month. Frederick was arrested July 11 and slapped with nine charges;…

31 Jul 2013 8:58AM

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Son of Customs Guard who died in Union Island incident eyes politics

DPP gives police ‘Points to Prove’ booklet

DPP’s office welcomes Privy Council ruling in Vynnette Frederick matter

Lawyer wants police to apologise for saying Dwaine Sandy was ‘wanted’

Citing case by senator’s father, DPP gave assistant exclusive control over case

DPP’s office ordered opposition senator’s arrest

DPP defends 3 additional charges against senator

Bar Association executives differ on implication of court ruling for senator’s case

DPP threatens to prosecute lawyers who ‘pocketed’ Government’s money

DPP rebuts former AG’s criticisms, says people are even arrested while sleeping