By AVA TURNQUEST

Tribune Staff Reporter

aturnquest@tribunemedia.net

AT LEAST six more people were expected to face charges as a result of the police investigation into allegations of corruption at the Ministry of Housing, The Tribune has learned.

Former Housing Minister Kenneth Russell confirmed that the long-awaited probe had been completed, but never made public.

The investigation was launched in November 2006 as a result of claims made by contractors and inconsistencies in housing documents uncovered by The Tribune. By mid-2007, the investigation had stalled for the lack of evidence. In 2008, police said the case was still active and that more charges were to be expected.

Mr Russel ...

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