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Trinidad High Court judge gets bullet in letter

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(Trinidad Guardian) High Court judge Frank Seepersad yesterday received a letter containing a 9mm bullet and a warning that he should resign or the bullet would look ‘good’ between his eyes.

In a police report made shortly after the incident, Seepersad said he returned to his home in South Trinidad shortly before 1 pm after adjudicating a civil matter at the San Fernando High Court.

On arriving at the residence, the officer took two white envelopes from the mailbox in front of the house into Seepersad’s kitchen, where the envelopes were opened by Seepersad.

Police checked CCTV footage from around Seepersad’s home and also spoke to neighbours but said no useful information was forthcoming.

At that time, Seepersad said he lives in faith, trusting in God and the T&T Police Service.

Source: Stabroek News - Guyana's Most Trusted Newspaper

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