Dominican Businessman Dowlin Alexander Arrested in Antigua
Nature Island News
Grand Bay resident Dowlin Alexander who left Dominica for Antigua has been arrested on the strength of an Interpol warrant on his arrival at the VC Bird International Airport in Antigua.
Nature Isle News (NIN) received several calls from persons with knowledge of the arrest but we had to do our own investigations to confirm the arrest.
Our investigations reveal that Alexander arrived in Antigua and was picked up by Antiguan police on the aircraft and taken away. He is being kept in a holding cell in Antigua.
According to our investigations, the Interpol warrant is on behalf of the French Government.
The top hierarchy of the Antigua & Barbuda Police Force are remaining tight-lipped on the matter. Nature Isle News (NIN) will continue to follow this developing story and bring you updated information as it becomes available.
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