Police Take Administrative Action as Investigation Continues into Kahleel Simon’s Death
The Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda has taken administrative measures concerning the officer involved in the recent death of 18-year-old Kahleel Simon of Bolans,
Simon was killed after he was shot multiple times last week.
Acting Commissioner of Police Everton Jeffers confirmed that the actions are pending the outcome of a full investigation and subsequent Coroner’s Inquest.
Jeffers also expressed condolences to the family, stating, “I cannot begin to imagine the pain or grief that the family is going through at this time, and I pray that God will continue to grant them His peace and comfort during this time of loss.”
On Monday, a senior police officer met with Simon’s family to provide information on the investigative process and to offer condolences on behalf of the force.
Commissioner Jeffers appealed to the public to remain calm and patient while authorities carry out their inquiries.
He emphasized that the Royal Police Force remains committed to transparency, accountability, and due process in addressing this matter.
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1. Collection of evidence
2. Relieve of duty
Collection of evidence needs no explanation
When an officer is relieved of duty.
a. Immediately removed from scene.
b. Placed where he have no contact with members of the public.
c. Some instance suspended without pay
d ALL PERSON ARE INNOCENT UNTILL PROVEN GUILTY.
MOST CASES WHERE THE EVIDENCE RESULTS IN AN IMMEDIATE ARREST . In other circumstances a detailed investigation takes place where a coroner’s inquiry is done.
Always remember this can take several months.