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Police Officer conditionally sentenced for illegal firearm

March 31, 2016

Police Officer conditionally  sentenced for illegal firearm
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PHILIPSBURG--Police officer Ashwin R.W. Martina (45), who earlier this month won his case at the Council of Appeals in Civil Service Cases against the Governor of St. Maarten concerning his dismissal almost five years ago, was sentenced Wednesday to twelve months suspended, on two years’ probation, for possession of an illegal firearm.

Police Officer conditionally sentenced for illegal firearm

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