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PUFF N' STUFF OWNER FREED
Posted: Friday, June 30, 2017
PUFF N' STUFF OWNER FREED
PUFF n' Stuff bakery owner Gregory Laing was back home with relieved relatives last night after he was dropped off at the side of the Beetham Highway yesterday at 5 pm.
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After 14 hours of intense prayers and a massive operation by police and army for the safe return of San Fernando businessman Gregory Laing, he was set free by his captors in the Beetham Gardens last evening.
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