More persons come forward with harrowing tales of being video-taped by Peter Ramsaroop.

Another female today came forward with tales of being video taped and watched by AFC CEO Peter Ramsaroop. The former tenant who has asked not to be identified told this blog site harrowing tales of her experience at the hands of Ramsaroop. She alleged that Ramsaroop recorded all her activities inside the apartment, including her sexual encounters with her boy friend's friend and demanded sex in return for his silence. He often threatened to show her boy friend the tape.

Police yesterday raided several properties belonging to the politician after similar allegations were leveled against him by a 19 year old tenant. According to a Police statement issued today the police, acting on information received, obtained and executed a search warrant on a building owned by Ramsaroop at 261 Forshaw and New Garden Streets, Queenstown, Georgetown, yesterday.

The building houses several apartments and the police were only able to access one occupied by Nicole Ming, female, 19 years, the sole occupant. The search revealed the existence of three covert cameras. One hidden in a clock on the wall that obtains a panoramic view of the apartment, another hidden in a radio in the bathroom and a third focusing on her bed.

Nicole Ming indicated that she rented the apartment about two months ago from Mr. Peter Ramsaroop and about a week ago he requested that she leave her keys as he had to fix an electrical problem and on her return she observed an instrument on the wall with a light flashing.

She also stated that about two weeks ago she had replaced a battery in the clock in which one of the cameras was found and the camera was not affixed at that time and complained that Mr. Peter Ramsaroop may have been recording her.

The police became suspicious that Ramsaroop may be in possession of pornography and may be distributing pornography and consequently obtained warrants to search his apartment as well as his office at Land of Canaan, East Bank Demerara. At the time he was overseas and upon his return on May 17, 2010, the warrants were executed in his presence by the police who seized two computer hard drives and a digital video recorder from his apartment and two computer hard drives from his office.