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Suspects in Seabass investigation pretrial detention extended.

October 26, 2020

Suspects in Seabass investigation pretrial detention extended.
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~ Julian Lake got 30 days extension~

PHILIPSBURG:— The two suspects that were arrested in the Seabass investigation appeared before the judge of instruction on Friday. Both suspects remain in pretrial detention.
The first suspect that was arrested is Julian Lake a civil servant that worked in the IT Department then in the cabinet of the Minister of TEATT at the time of the arrest. The judge of instruction granted the prosecution their request by extending the pretrial detention for 30 days.
Michael Dijkhoff the head of the Government IT Department appeared for the second time, he too will remain in pretrial detention for another 8 days.
The two other suspects that were arrested have since been released while no other arrests have been made.

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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/35995-suspects-in-seabass-investigation-pretrial-detention-extended.html

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