The artist of the Police Force’s Crime Intelligence Unit came in for high praise yesterday from Commissioner of Police Darwin Dottin.
The police chief told a Press conference it was the sketches (pictured here) prepared by the artist which led police investigations into the arrest and charging of two men in connection with the Tudor Street, The City fire tragedy, which claimed six lives.
Pointing to a display of those images, some of which were publicised by the media, Dottin said: “From the images there, you actually see the persons. You can say that our artist did an extremely good job and that guided our investigations.” (TS)
Good job by police artist
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