A paraplegic man has accused one of his caretakers of stealing and cashing a $1,500 cheque, a claim supported by an audio recording in which the woman admits to the act. The victim reported the incident to the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) after discovering the cheque had been cashed at a local supermarket. Two officers, Constables Senior and Silton, were assigned to the case, but the victim alleges the investigation has been compromised due to potential personal ties between the officers and the suspect. In a written appeal, the victim expressed his frustration, stating, ‘I’m a paraplegic seeking justice. CID was called, but from the beginning, I feel like they’ve been trying to sabotage the case.’ Evidence, including a copy of the cheque and a video of the alleged theft, was reviewed by Antigua News Room. In the recording, the woman admits to taking the cheque, citing financial struggles to help her sick father and expressing remorse. Despite the evidence, the case has not progressed, and police have yet to issue an official statement. The victim continues to demand a thorough investigation and accountability.
Woman Admits to Stealing $1,500 Cheque From Disabled Employer, But Police Investigation Stalls
