| BALLU KHAN DVD SCANDAL DEEPENS |
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| Monday, 14 April 2008 02:51 |
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The police deny involvement, but cannot explain how copies of a DVD that they gathered as evidence from Ballu Khan's home somehow ended up being distributed to Fiji media outlets. Khan's lawyers have a good idea and have identified a certain officer in Fiji Police Special Branch. Welcome to Fiji 2008, where anything goes, courtesy of the country's illegal military-backed regime.
FIJI TV: Police deny involvement in DVD leakage The Fiji Police Force denies its officers were involved in the leakage of a DVD seized from Ballu Khan's house into the public domain. The DVD contains images not suitable for broadcasting - Khan's lawyers yesterday alleged the leakage is aimed at denying the businessman the right to a proper trial. The DVD has been sent to media outlets and has also been widely circulated in the public. It was taken from the house of Ballu Khan during a Police raid. For legal reasons the contents of the DVD can't be broadcast, but they contain images of Ballu Khan, his partner Agnes Bulatiko and her extended family. Khan's lawyers yesterday alleged the DVD was leaked from within the Police Department. Peter Williams QC said an officer with the Fiji Police Special Branch has been identified as the source of the leak from within the Force. Police Commissioner, Commodore Esala Teleni denied this when approached by One National News today. He refused to answer any other queries on the matter Khan's lawyers have also hired experts to try and trace where and by whom the copies were made. |
