Camille Clarke

Sel­wyn "Robo­cop" Alex­is shout­ed "Free­dom" as he and 14 oth­er de­tainees were re­leased from the East­ern Cor­rec­tion Fa­cil­i­ty in San­ta Rosa Heights, Ari­ma, last night.At ap­prox­i­mate­ly 7.15 pm, shouts of "Al­lah Ack­bar" were heard from from out­side the fa­cil­i­ty.As they left the de­ten­tion cen­tre, most of them kept their faces cov­ered with T-shirts and ran to sev­er­al ve­hi­cles wait­ing for them.Po­lice Sergeant Earl Eli, who was kept at the Gold­en Grove Prison sep­a­rate­ly from the oth­er in­mates, al­so was freed.

David "Buffy" Mil­lard was the first to leave the com­pound and ex­pressed his con­cern over the al­le­ga­tions."I am very hap­py to be free. There is ab­solute­ly no truth in that and let me say all praise to Al­lah and my fam­i­ly and Mr Hawks for giv­ing me ad­vice," Mil­lard said.Mil­lard added he did not in­tend to take any le­gal ac­tion against the Gov­ern­ment.An­oth­er de­tainee, who re­fused to give his name, said the al­le­ga­tions were lies. He said his name was pub­lished in news­pa­pers and did not wish to spec­u­late if it was a plot against the Mus­lim com­mu­ni­ty.

Alex­is claimed it was a plot hatched by a cor­rupt po­lice of­fi­cer."Def­i­nite­ly, I will take le­gal ac­tion. There are cer­tain of­fi­cers that mis­led the Prime Min­is­ter. I sup­port the Gov­ern­ment. How I go kill them," he added.He said ter­ror­ist al­le­ga­tions were false."It was a to­tal lie. I cam­paigned for Stephen Cadiz and I was in UNC long be­fore Cadiz," Alex­is said, adding that he plans to spend time with his fam­i­ly.