Attorney Questions Delay in Prison Death Inquest, Family Considers Legal Action | VIDEO STORY

Attorney Wendel Alexander is calling out what he describes as “an unacceptable silence” surrounding the long-delayed coroner’s inquest into the death of Jamaican national Chinlee Robinson, who died while in police custody in January 2025.

Robinson’s death, which was initially surrounded by uncertainty, later took a disturbing turn after a post-mortem confirmed that he died from anoxia, trauma to the neck, and cardiac failure injuries consistent with strangulation.

Alexander, who represents the family, says the prolonged delay has left them distressed and in the dark, accusing the authorities of failing to deliver transparency or justice in a case that “demands answers.”