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Tuesday, July 10, 2007

BRIBERY ARREST ON WAY

Solomonstar News
By ROBERT L. IROGA

A LOCAL businessman identified as alleged financier of $50,000 used to try to bribe a Government minister is likely to be arrested this week.

An informed source revealed yesterday that the businessman was to be arrested last week. But it was deferred because of the independence celebrations in Auki.The source said a senior figure within the Opposition camp is also expected to be arrested and charged over the alleged bribery attempt.

At the same time, the Solomon Star has also been told that an Opposition MP is going around with a bag of money.The MP is now under Police surveillance, said this source, who holds a senior position and spoke on condition of not being identified.

Early last month, Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare displayed $50,000 he said was used to try to bribe one of his ministers to change sides. He alleged it was part of an attempt to topple his government.Yesterday, in an exclusive interview, Commissioner of Police Jahir Khan revealed $60,000 was actually used in this alleged bribery attempt.

Mr Khan said the other $10,000 ended up with a middle-man, with only $50,000 given to the minister.The Commissioner - who is not the source for our other information - confirmed Police expect to make the arrests soon.

“Anything we investigate ultimately people will be charged and nobody is going to be left out,” said the Commissioner.“I must warn people here that report that will come before me and I will make sure that we investigate professionally and tidy up all the evidence, with the view of prosecution.”

Mr Khan said prominent figures featuring in this investigation will be charged no matter what position they might hold.

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