Panton responds to alleged drunken incident at Ritz Carlton Loop Cayman Islands

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September 14, 2022 07:25 PM ET

Premier Wayne Panton

The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) has reportedly commenced an investigation into an alleged drunken incident at the Ritz Carlton involving a member of parliament.

Commenting on the incident, Premier Wayne Panton said: “Although I was not in attendance at the tourism event on Tuesday evening, I have received reports through social media and otherwise alleging an incident with a member of parliament.

“I have been informed that the RCIPS commenced an investigation on the matter and have issued a statement. In the current circumstances, it is not prudent for me to make further comments at this time.”

More information will follow as the story develops.

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