WATCH: Pringle Released Without Charge After Boxing Day Police Questioning
Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle has been released without charge after several hours of questioning at police headquarters on Boxing Day.
Pringle was summoned to assist investigators probing the destruction of APUA telecommunications pipes and related materials at Morris Bay, an incident that disrupted ongoing work connected to the subsea cable project.
His attorneys confirmed that Pringle fully complied with the inquiry and addressed all questions put forward by investigators. They emphasized that at this stage, he has not been accused or charged with any offence.
Pringle, who has described the situation as politically motivated, maintained a composed stance as he arrived earlier accompanied by legal counsel. Supporters gathered outside the station throughout the afternoon, expressing solidarity and calling for fairness in the ongoing investigation.
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