One aspect of the Floyd Hyde murder investigation that raised some eyebrows was the confiscation of video footage. Love News understands that Police were forced to confiscate surveillance footage from a Belize City resident, Delcia Abdullah. Abdullah is now crying foul saying that the Police stormed her home last week to retrieve the footage from her camera system. She further alleges that despite not capturing anything related to the murder on her cameras, police jumped over her fence and forced their way into her home. She added that the officers found nothing and had failed to explain why they obtained a warrant to search her home. Commissioner of Police Chester Williams responded to the allegations and clarified that the homeowner left out several pieces of information.
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