So what does the constable know? Well, according to our sources he has first hand information and evidence from key police officers who have been forced to take part in the Budna cover-up. These are officers who - as we have reported - have been made to give false statements to put into what the DPP calls a "nothing file."

Well, our reports say that this was communicated to the Commissioner - right around the time he was having discussions about a promotion for this officer. In those discussions, the constable - who has a Master's Degree - was expecting to get a promotion to ASP - which was promised by the previous commissioner - but Compol Rosado said he could only offer him Inspector.

But now he's getting transferred - as a constable. So his attorney's letter states, quote, "this transfer is not actuated by genuine administrative or career development needs, but by malice and bad faith."

The letter also notes that the transfer is more conspicuous because it is happening outside the transfer period and, is, quote, "(a) significant financial detriment and removal from a specialized unit to a generalized, remote posting, particularly when coupled with an ulterior motive (of malice), is unequivocally punitive and constitutes a gross violation of the Department's own stated policies." End quote.