Does Richard Ullger have a shady past? A closer look @the Governor’s choice!
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Mr Ullger, while serving as Deputy Commissioner and later Commissioner in Gibraltar, came under scrutiny during a special Commission of Inquiry (CoI) examining the purported forced retirement of former Gibraltar Police Commissioner, Mr Ian McGrail.
Destroyed Evidence
That Inquiry revealed that Mr Ullger was not only unable to substantiate many of his claims against his former superior but also, after taking office and providing his witness statements, had been unable to recover daybooks, documents, or devices used by Mr McGrail prior to his departure. Mr Ullger later admitted to having destroyed certain documents after submitting his testimony.
During proceedings, Mr Ullger also reported that a total of 22 police officers had left the Royal Gibraltar Police following job offers within Government services, with 18 now employed in government and four retired. Although all had offered evidence to the Inquiry, only one statement was deemed relevant by the Chairman, according to media reports in Gibraltar.
In addition, under questioning by Sir Peter Caruana KC, representing the Government parties, Mr Ullger conceded to further operational failings within the Royal Gibraltar Police, including the non-execution of the search warrant in a high-profile operation.
Still Daniel Pruce's man!
Governor Daniel Pruce, despite Mr Ullger's history, has recommended the UK national to head the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force. Mr Ullger has been cleared of all the alleged wrongdoings. Many residents see this as a double standard, as Comptroller of Customs Mr Wade W. Smith has also been cleared of all wrongdoing in a court of law in the Virgin Islands, but still has not returned to his post.
Many public officers have been sent on leave for years over less damning allegations than those against Mr Ullger. One example is Ms Najah Christopher, who has been off her job (charged) for over three years for simply writing a letter stating that former Premier Andrew A. Fahie was Head of Government at the time of his arrest and should have been considered for diplomatic immunity.
A lower court has already tossed out the erroneous case that has no merits, but the Governor, it’s alleged, has ordered the Director of Public Prosecution to appeal.
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15 Responses to “Does Richard Ullger have a shady past? A closer look @the Governor’s choice!”
Only a Crook would push to have another alleged Crook to oversee our Police Departnent. Reading about Ullgers past, we don't want him here!!! Pruce's decision has shown us who he himself really is.
Because being white and a UK national is always what’s right and best for the Territory, right? SMH.
It seems as if no one is paying attention to what’s happening in the Region. Unlike the USA, the UK doesn’t need to come in with force, troops, or warships. Most Caribbean countries were, or still are, Overseas Territories or Colonies (OTCs). They’re quietly stepping in and reshaping leadership to fit their own agenda. This is bigger than just Ms. Vanterpool not getting the job as COP!
Please Pay Attention!!!
They lied and told us they civilized us in Africa. When in truth we taught them how to to sh1+ where they eat. Taught them to bathe, taught them hygiene, to read, medicine, taught them as if they were children. U now, they're like devils. Like a roaring lion, all they kow is o steal kill and destroy. I expect no better.