No police complaints against Terry Baron by Lennox Linton for property trespass

UWP members and followers are claiming that Terry Baron trespassed into the premises of their leader Lennox Linton but Linton yet fails to file a police complaint against him. According to a Dominica based news organisation, Linton is demanding security for himself and seeking the assistance of international investigation agencies, but he hasn't coped with local police.

However, the local public is more concerned about why Lennox Linton is saying so much but not taking any actions against things. The suspicious behaviour of the leader is damaging the political front for upcoming general elections.

After all the series of allegations, Linton has not once reported it in police or challenged anyone in the court.

After Europe based news organization CCE News released the footage of leader of opposition Lennox Linton with his alleged election campaigner Terry Baron, it was revealed that opposition leader who publicised that Terry Baron did unauthorised trespass on his property, he himself has not registered any police complaint against Terry Baron in Dominica.

As per law enforcement, Terry Baron stayed in Fort Young during his visit to Dominica and it is also revealed that Terry Baron is not the official name of the individual who indulged with Linton.

As per the sources, the actual name of Terry Baron is Richard Llyod Henry who is in his early 60s.

It seems like the party leader Lennox Linton wanted to divert the attention of Chris HP and tried to deliver it towards the unreal identity of Terry Baron.

Furthermore, UWP leader Lennox Linton is resisting himself from speaking about Chris HP and his continuous denial of the same has forced the citizens of Commonwealth of Dominica to use their research methodologies to dig up the reality of Chris HP.

As per some of the Dominican nationals, Chris HP is the same person who was part of the 60 Minutes Documentary titled 'Passports for Sale'. Lennox Linton was seen in the same documentary.

Nevertheless, Lennox's renunciation depicts that he is being untruthful to the people of Dominica.