Aires,
I'm alarmed you see the suspension of Nerlon as unwarranted. Here's a man
with an alleged history of incompetence. I'm sorry it took a very public
murder to uncover all this. I don't see why there has to be an inquiry in to
his dismissal. In any democratic country in the world, where a public
official has been found to be abusing his office (incompetence, blatant
cover up, intimidation etc), it is a case for immediate removal - no debate.
I think you should perhaps think of the injustices Nerlon has inflicted on
the public in his care over the years.
Benny.
