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Pompei suspects released by Appeals Court.

December 9, 2016

Pompei suspects released by Appeals Court.
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PHILIPSBURG: --- The four suspects that were arrested in the Pompeii investigation on November 1st has been released by the Court of Appeals on Friday. Attorney at Law Shaira Bommel confirmed to SMN News on Friday that the four suspects namely Etienne Toochie Meyers, and his employees Dulcia Florentina, Louella Rog and Ramphis Rondei were all released on Friday.
The judge of instruction had extended the pretrial detention of the four suspects to 60 days but the Meyers family filed an injunction against the decision of the judge of instruction to have the suspects released. The case was heard on Wednesday but the Court handed down its ruling on Friday. SMN News could not reach the Meyers family for a comment on Friday afternoon.

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Pompei suspects released by Appeals Court.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/pompei-suspects-released-by-appeals-court/

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