Jamaican police have dismissed rumours of a romantic relationship between an officer and a woman accused of murder while she is in custody.
Jamaica’s Commissioner of Police, Dr Kevin Blake said that an investigation into the matter has been, launched and that the accused officers has been removed from duty for the time being.
Commissioner Blake however noted that inquiries into the allegations thus far show that the information regarding a relationship appears to be false.
The murder accused in question is Leoda Bradshaw, who is accused of orchestrating the brutal killing of Jamaican politician Phillip Paulwell’s infant daughter 10-month-old Sarayah Paulwell and her mother Toshyna Patterson.
The murder contract was reportedly for $500,000, and Bradshaw allegedly made a down payment of $100,000.
