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THE Barbadian Attorney General says gun dealer Brent Thomas was not 'abducted' from Barbados last year but he admits the officers had 'fallen short of the law' during an operation where Thomas was arrested and returned to Trinidad.

THE Barbadian Attorney General says gun dealer Brent Thomas was not "abducted" from Barbados last year but he admits the officers had "fallen short of the law" during an operation where Thomas was arrested and returned to Trinidad. In a statement in the Barbadian Parliament yesterday, AG Dale Marshall detailed the involvement of the Barbados

Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has called out the Prime Minister's planned vacation in Barbados as "highly suspicious" amid investigations there and in TT over the "abduction" by Barbadian police and return of firearms dealer Brent Thomas reportedly on a request by TT police. The Prime Minister on Thursday said he had arranged his trip to

NOTWITHSTANDING attempts by Cabinet officials to clarify the matter, the activities of law enforcement authorities relating to firearms dealer Brent Thomas have become murkier. The two separate interventions by Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Stuart Young and Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds have yielded only more questions. Mr Young, in response