Paul Slowe, a former Assistant Commissioner of the Guyana Police Force, has publicly questioned the transparency and professional standards of the national law enforcement agency. During his broadcast program, 'Speaking Out: Exposing Corruption and Incompetence,' Slowe addressed several critical issues, including the lack of progress in the investigation of political activist Courtney Crum-Ewing’s death. Additionally, he highlighted serious accusations involving bribery, kidnapping, and the fabrication of evidence by members of the force. Slowe argued that the current leadership has failed to protect whistleblowers and maintain institutional integrity. These statements reflect ongoing concerns regarding the accountability of top-ranking officials within the police hierarchy and their ability to address systemic misconduct effectively.
Source : Kaieteur News
