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Tuesday, February 13, 2007

Cop linked to Moti

Post Courier,
13/2/07

THE Defence Force board of inquiry has questioned southern region police commander Tony Wagambie over continuous telephone conversations between him and top Government security advisor Joseph Assaigo.
The mobile phone calls were allegedly made in the lead-up to and after Australian lawyer Julian Moti’s clandestine escape to the Solomon Islands last October.
Records from Pacific Mobile communications on mobile phone calls showed that between October 1 and 10 Mr Wagambie and Mr Assaigo spoke to each other four to five times a day through their mobile phones.
The records also showed that Mr Assaigo and Mr Wagambie spoke for two minutes at 11pm on October 9, three hours before Moti escaped.
That was the last call for the month and the next time they called each other was on November 22.
“The calls were consistent and my proposition is that all the calls related to Moti,” said John Kawi senior counsel assisting the inquiry.
But Mr Wagambie quickly brushed the charge aside saying: “I cannot agree with that. I cannot remember anything about Moti in our conversation.”
He said he could not recall or remember what was discussed during the consistent conversation.
“But if it was concerning Moti, I would definitely remember it,” Mr Wagambie said.
He also told the inquiry that neither the NCD police of the southern region mobile squad were involved in escorting Julian Moti to the airport on the early hours of October 10 last year.
“I’m not aware of any police involvement in escorting Mr Moti to the airport but such operation can be secretly carried out by police personnel without the people at the top knowing,” Mr Wagambie said.
He also produced a letter from the mobile squad commander rejecting any involvement in escorting Moti to the airport.
Mr Wagambie said there were no internal police investigations into the Moti saga.

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