PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – The saga of “emailgate” continues to unfold as Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley was asked on Tuesday to hand over his computer by police officers. Rowley told them he was willing to assist with the investigations but also asked the police to put in writing the basis for their request. The request came from Inspector Sylvester of the IT (information technology) department of the Police Service. Sylvester was one of three officers who met with the Opposition Leader on Tuesday. Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Mervyn Richardson led the interview.
