The search of his home was indeed filmed. Therefore, the videos exist. The confirmation was given by SP Krishna Kumar Rajaram, who is the new lead investigator. He stated that they have been classified as evidence to be produced in court. As a result, Bruneau Laurette’s defence will not have a copy. However, the suspect will be confronted with the videos. Inspector Rajaram testified in Moka court this morning where Bruneau Laurette was appearing. He was questioned by Shakeel Mohamed, one of the activist’s lawyers.
The ADSU has confirmed that the hashish seized at Pointe-aux-Canonniers is still being kept in the Exibhit Room. This was stated by the police when Bruneau Laurette appeared in court in Moka on Friday 18 November.
After this court appearance of Friday, Bruneau Laurette was taken back into police custody. He will appear again on Monday 21 November for the fifth time.
