Author: Myesha Broadie

The legal team representing Kings Counsel K. D. Knight has submitted to the Police Commissioner, what they say is the original recording of the senior People’s National Party member, which they argue was reportedly manipulated and played at a recent Jamaica Labour Party rally.

The audio, along with another letter, was sent as a follow up to an initial letter submitted to Dr. Kevin Blake’s office this morning, from law firm Knight, Junor and Samuels, on behalf of K. D. Knight.

Attorney at law Bert Samuels says he believes the audio recording will assist the police in their probe.

He is hopeful that the Commissioner will respond to both letters on Monday, August 18.

The legal team representing Kings Counsel K. D. Knight has submitted to the Police Commissioner, what they say is the original recording of the senior People’s National Party member, which they argue was reportedly manipulated and played at a recent Jamaica Labour Party rally.

The audio, along with another letter, was sent as a follow up to an initial letter submitted to Dr. Kevin Blake’s office this morning, from law firm Knight, Junor and Samuels, on behalf of K. D. Knight.

Attorney at law Bert Samuels says he believes the audio recording will assist the police in their probe.

He is hopeful that the Commissioner will respond to both letters on Monday, August 18.

The legal team representing Kings Counsel K. D. Knight has submitted to the Police Commissioner, what they say is the original recording of the senior People’s National Party member, which they argue was reportedly manipulated and played at a recent Jamaica Labour Party rally.

The audio, along with another letter, was sent as a follow up to an initial letter submitted to Dr. Kevin Blake’s office this morning, from law firm Knight, Junor and Samuels, on behalf of K. D. Knight.

Attorney at law Bert Samuels says he believes the audio recording will assist the police in their probe.

He is hopeful that the Commissioner will respond to both letters on Monday, August 18.

The legal team representing Kings Counsel K. D. Knight has submitted to the Police Commissioner, what they say is the original recording of the senior People’s National Party member, which they argue was reportedly manipulated and played at a recent Jamaica Labour Party rally.

The audio, along with another letter, was sent as a follow up to an initial letter submitted to Dr. Kevin Blake’s office this morning, from law firm Knight, Junor and Samuels, on behalf of K. D. Knight.

Attorney at law Bert Samuels says he believes the audio recording will assist the police in their probe.

He is hopeful that the Commissioner will respond to both letters on Monday, August 18.

The legal team representing Kings Counsel K. D. Knight has submitted to the Police Commissioner, what they say is the original recording of the senior People’s National Party member, which they argue was reportedly manipulated and played at a recent Jamaica Labour Party rally.

The audio, along with another letter, was sent as a follow up to an initial letter submitted to Dr. Kevin Blake’s office this morning, from law firm Knight, Junor and Samuels, on behalf of K. D. Knight.

Attorney at law Bert Samuels says he believes the audio recording will assist the police in their probe.

He is hopeful that the Commissioner will respond to both letters on Monday, August 18.

The legal team representing Kings Counsel K. D. Knight has submitted to the Police Commissioner, what they say is the original recording of the senior People’s National Party member, which they argue was reportedly manipulated and played at a recent Jamaica Labour Party rally.

The audio, along with another letter, was sent as a follow up to an initial letter submitted to Dr. Kevin Blake’s office this morning, from law firm Knight, Junor and Samuels, on behalf of K. D. Knight.

Attorney at law Bert Samuels says he believes the audio recording will assist the police in their probe.

He is hopeful that the Commissioner will respond to both letters on Monday, August 18.

The legal team representing Kings Counsel K. D. Knight has submitted to the Police Commissioner, what they say is the original recording of the senior People’s National Party member, which they argue was reportedly manipulated and played at a recent Jamaica Labour Party rally.

The audio, along with another letter, was sent as a follow up to an initial letter submitted to Dr. Kevin Blake’s office this morning, from law firm Knight, Junor and Samuels, on behalf of K. D. Knight.

Attorney at law Bert Samuels says he believes the audio recording will assist the police in their probe.

He is hopeful that the Commissioner will respond to both letters on Monday, August 18.

The legal team representing Kings Counsel K. D. Knight has submitted to the Police Commissioner, what they say is the original recording of the senior People’s National Party member, which they argue was reportedly manipulated and played at a recent Jamaica Labour Party rally.

The audio, along with another letter, was sent as a follow up to an initial letter submitted to Dr. Kevin Blake’s office this morning, from law firm Knight, Junor and Samuels, on behalf of K. D. Knight.

Attorney at law Bert Samuels says he believes the audio recording will assist the police in their probe.

He is hopeful that the Commissioner will respond to both letters on Monday, August 18.

The legal team representing Kings Counsel K. D. Knight has submitted to the Police Commissioner, what they say is the original recording of the senior People’s National Party member, which they argue was reportedly manipulated and played at a recent Jamaica Labour Party rally.

The audio, along with another letter, was sent as a follow up to an initial letter submitted to Dr. Kevin Blake’s office this morning, from law firm Knight, Junor and Samuels, on behalf of K. D. Knight.

Attorney at law Bert Samuels says he believes the audio recording will assist the police in their probe.

He is hopeful that the Commissioner will respond to both letters on Monday, August 18.

The legal team representing Kings Counsel K. D. Knight has submitted to the Police Commissioner, what they say is the original recording of the senior People’s National Party member, which they argue was reportedly manipulated and played at a recent Jamaica Labour Party rally.

The audio, along with another letter, was sent as a follow up to an initial letter submitted to Dr. Kevin Blake’s office this morning, from law firm Knight, Junor and Samuels, on behalf of K. D. Knight.

Attorney at law Bert Samuels says he believes the audio recording will assist the police in their probe.

He is hopeful that the Commissioner will respond to both letters on Monday, August 18.