A dead man was treated into a sitting position, put in the plate of a funeral wagon and given an outdoors last ride past the Office of the Prime Minister while in transit to his burial service.

Wearing a suit and in a seat, killed Che Lewis was put in the rear of a get van by Dennie’s Funeral Home and cruised all over Port of Spain on Wednesday.

Witnesses and online media clients were paralyzed.

TTPS Road Safety Co-ordinator Brent Batson told Express through a What’s App message that the memorial service home’s way of shipping the perished will be explored.

Batson stated, “The TTPS is frustrated in the foolish conduct occupied with by a burial service home being flowed via web-based media whereby people were seen situated in the vehicle plate apparently as a feature of a burial service parade. Conveying people in a risky way is an offense Regulation 38 Rule 17 of the Motor Vehicle Road Traffic Act (MVRTA) with a $1,000 punishment and the TTPS will be proceeding with examination concerning burial service organization’s direct out and about.

A few recordings of the ‘keep going ride’ were posted via web-based media, with many remarking that this was “evidence that Trinidad is certainly not a genuine spot”, while others said they thought was just novel in Trinidad however was done in different nations.

Lewis, 29, and his dad Adlay Lewis, 49, were shot and murdered on November 15 at their home at First Trace, Bagatelle Road, Diego Martin.

His burial service was transferred live via online media, yet not all the watchers knew that the man sitting at the passage to the congregation was the perished.

There was additionally an inquiry with respect to why he was not wearing a cover.

The burial service home educated that due to the “novel memorial service, the congregation was dumbfounded and declined the passage of Che”.

Following the burial service at the St John The Evangelist R.C Church at Church Street, Diego Martin the collections of father and child were entombed the St John The Evangelist Cemetery.