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Tudravu Outlines Police Process After Receiving Letter of Complaint From Malani

Investigators have communicated with the Investigating officer in the 1987 bombing cases who confirmed investigating three bombing cases where two persons were subsequently charged and produced in court.
26 Nov 2020 15:29
Tudravu Outlines Police Process After Receiving Letter of Complaint From Malani
Veronica Malani at the CID office in Toorak earlier this week. Photo: Ronald Kumar

The Acting Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has received a letter from complainant Veronica Malani regarding her concerns about the investigation process surrounding the handling of her report.

In a statement, Police spokesperson Ana Naisoro said: “As per the earlier assurances given on the conduct of the investigations, this has not changed.

“Mrs Malani has been given progress reports of her case since the day her report was lodged.”

Ms Naisoro said the senior investigating officer visited her home several times to brief her of the progress of her investigations.

“While we do not wish to dwell too much on this issue, the investigating officers have been complying with necessary processes in communicating the progress of her investigation.

“Investigators have communicated with the Investigating officer in the 1987 bombing cases who confirmed investigating three bombing cases where two persons were subsequently charged and produced in court.

“Investigators are trying to determine if the report lodged by Mrs Malani is linked to the same allegations and reports lodged in 1987 since the matter was already investigated and dealt with in court,” Ms Naisoro said.

The Acting Commissioner has called for patience and understanding as investigators need time to compile and gather facts and evidence pertaining to the report.

Acting Commissioner Tudravu said they cannot rush the investigation process.

“Investigations will not be swayed by speculation or comments against the investigation processes as we are mindful of our actions as it will ultimately impact the outcome of legal proceedings, if any.”



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