crowd was hostile and were asking about the non arrival of the presiding officer for polling division 72. Whilst speaking to those persons Sandra Bailey came out of the building housing the polling division and spoke with me. Having spoken to her I continned that polling division 57 was relocated to St. Stephens Basic School. I had not entered the building because of the hostility of the crowd. I had given no authorisation for the relocation of this polling division." 2. Influencing electors contrary to . section 78. Constable Richard Robinson swore as follows :"The indoor agent, who declared that he was associated with the J.L.P., instructed the electors for polling divisions 56 and 58 to vote in polling division 57. 1 told him that that should not be done. He replied saying that Miss Brown the J.L.P co-ordinator for West Central St. Andrew had spoken to the Returning Officer and "it can go on". I saw the said agent collecting the voters guide from the electors and telling them "oonu go home, me know where to put the 'x' because me a shower man". About 15 - 20 persons handed over their cards and left the premises. There were approximately 65 persons still in the queue when I approached him and ask him to desist. He complied. The said agent told the presiding officer to look on the voters list for the names on the cards which he had collected from the electors. He then took some ballot papers from the desk, marked them, folded them and placed them in the ballot box. This was done in the presence of the presiding officer, the poll clerk and some electors who had forced their way into the hall. I did not interfere because it was my understanding that I should not interfere with anything