cabinet minister Kash Heed has been granted limited participant status at the public inquiry into money laundering so he can cross-examine a former RCMP officer. Commissioner Austin Cullen says Heed has 90 minutes to question Fred Pinnock, who testified at the inquiry earlier that Heed told him B.C. 's gaming minister knew about organized crime at casinos. You know it's all about the money,'" Pinnock said during a hearing on Nov. 5. The Cullen Commission has heard that Coleman's former colleague, Kash Heed, told an ex-RCMP officer that Coleman knew about money laundering in B.C.

Source: CBC News November 13, 2020 15:22 UTC