Drugb posted:

Chinese national robbed of $$M on Church Street

April 21, 2016 By Editor

A Chinese national attached to China Harbour was relieved of a large sum of cash while in the vicinity of Church Street, Georgetown.
According to reports reaching Guyana Times, the man who is presently employed at the Movie Town construction site, Patterson, Greater Georgetown, was parked in front of a supermarket on Church Street on Wednesday when a white motor car pulled up alongside him.
A long gunman reportedly exited the Premio motorcar and relieved the Chinese national of a haversack he was carrying. Police sources confirmed that the man had just left a city bank and was heading to the worksite when he was attacked and robbed. No one injured during the robbery.
Police are also of the belief that the robbery might have been executed with the assistance of someone within the bank or within the construction company. Police have launched an investigation.

These people just don't learn. Is as if they want to be robbed and killed. Why do they walk around with big bags of cash is beyond me, especially in guyana. 

Sheik101 posted:

Drugb posted:

Chinese national robbed of $$M on Church Street

April 21, 2016 By Editor

A Chinese national attached to China Harbour was relieved of a large sum of cash while in the vicinity of Church Street, Georgetown.
According to reports reaching Guyana Times, the man who is presently employed at the Movie Town construction site, Patterson, Greater Georgetown, was parked in front of a supermarket on Church Street on Wednesday when a white motor car pulled up alongside him.
A long gunman reportedly exited the Premio motorcar and relieved the Chinese national of a haversack he was carrying. Police sources confirmed that the man had just left a city bank and was heading to the worksite when he was attacked and robbed. No one injured during the robbery.
Police are also of the belief that the robbery might have been executed with the assistance of someone within the bank or within the construction company. Police have launched an investigation.

These people just don't learn. Is as if they want to be robbed and killed. Why do they walk around with big bags of cash is beyond me, especially in guyana. 

Yes the victim is to blame under the PNC. After all the PNC supporters have to live too. 

Man found dead two days after beaten for ‘hustling’ neighbour’s daughter

The decomposed body of a 52-year-old man was fished out of a trench at Zeelugt, East Bank Essequibo (EBE) yesterday, two days after he was beaten for “hustling” a neighbour’s daughter.

Dead: Doodnauth Hariprasad

The dead man has been identified as Doodnauth Hariprasad, a father of five of Lot 45 Tuschen, West Coast Demerara (WCD). Hariprasad’s bloated body was found early yesterday by passersby.
A post mortem examination performed on the remains of the 52-year-old man revealed that he died from multiple injuries.
One of Hariprasad’s neighbours and his son were subsequently arrested after police received reports that the two persons were seen beating the victim on Wednesday after he (Hariprasad) had “hustled” the neighbour’s daughter. That was the last time he was seen alive.
The dead man’s sister, Rosaline Bhim, said that her brother lived in Tuschen with their father. He would go at her home to collect food every morning.
According to the woman, Hariprasad went to her home early Wednesday to collect food. That was the last time she heard from him.
“On Thursday morning, I waited on him to come and collect the food but he didn’t come so I took a bus and I went in Tuschen. I ask my father what happened to (my brother) and he too said that he doesn’t know,” the woman said.
She further added that her father had informed her that the 52-year-old man was involved in an argument with a neighbour and that he was beaten by the neighbour and his son. “(Her father) said that was the last time he saw (Hariprasad),” the woman added.
Bhim stated that yesterday morning she waited on her sibling, thinking that he would show up to collect food for himself and their father but he failed to show up again.
“He does normally come around 06:00 (hrs) in the morning and when he didn’t show up, I suspect that something was wrong so I took a bus again and I went to their home. While going, I hear they found a body at Zeelugt,” the woman said.
She explained that she asked someone to drop the food for her father and she went to the scene where the body was found. According to the woman, the body was submerged in the trench.
“When they pulled him out, I recognized the pants because he does wear my father pants. And then I identified him. They took him to the parlour and the PM showed that he was murdered,” the woman claimed.
Meanwhile, the dead man’s estranged wife, Annette Sukra, said that they separated 16 years ago because of his drinking habits.
“When he drink, he could really get you angry and he drinks a lot so maybe he said something to the girl and that’s why he was beaten,” Sukra said.
Investigations are ongoing.

Thanks Jalil for contributing to this thread without the usual vulgarity.

Man chops father, escapes from custody

Police are looking for a man who chopped his father Thursday afternoon while the duo was drinking at a liquor restaurant.
According to reports, an argument ensued between the two during a drinking spree.
The suspect was taken into custody after the incident but while left unattended, he made good his escape. He continues to elude the police.
Around 15:00hrs, Thursday afternoon, both father and son, were imbibing at “Bharrath Liquor Restaurant” located in Henrietta Housing Scheme. An argument ensued between the duo which lead to the victim being dealt chops about his body.
The victim was transported to the Suddie Public Hospital where he was admitted into the intensive care unit in a serious condition.
The father and son are reportedly from Richmond Village on the Essequibo Coast.
Yannason Duncan

More to come on this:

Car with bloodstains found at Mahdia

Police are trying to locate the owner of a car that was found yesterday at Mahdia.
A police official said that Crime Scene detectives who checked the Toyota Premio observed bloodstains and maggots, on the back seat. However, they have been unable to find the driver, who works at a gas station in that location.
Police believe that the car may be linked to a case that Mahdia ranks are at present investigating. It was reportedly found in an area where a suspect in that case resides.

Drug addict confesses to killing mother

Drugb posted:

Thanks Jalil for contributing to this thread without the usual vulgarity.

If you start speaking the truth... and stop Blaming the New Govt for the Crimes and Killings in Guyana..... I try to stop exposing your shameful Hydro Seed.

Ex-boyfriend charged for maid-of-honour murder after confession

By Staff on April 23, 2016

The man, Clevaughn Hamilton, called ‘Quarters,’ appeared at the Sparendaam Magistrates' Court on Friday and was not required to plea to the indictable charge that he murdered 24-year-old Simone Hackett and dumped her body in the Cummings Lodge trench.

Jalil posted:

Drugb posted:

Thanks Jalil for contributing to this thread without the usual vulgarity.

If you start speaking the truth... and stop Blaming the New Govt for the Crimes and Killings in Guyana..... I try to stop exposing your shameful Hydro Seed.

You mean become a yes man and you will cease harassing me? Well sir this will not occur, I will continue to speak out against wrong doing by this govt and you will continue with your vulgarities. 

Ex-boyfriend charged for maid-of-honour murder after confession

By Staff on April 23, 2016

The man, Clevaughn Hamilton, called ‘Quarters,’ appeared at the Sparendaam Magistrates' Court on Friday and was not required to plea to the indictable charge that he murdered 24-year-old Simone Hackett and dumped her body in the Cummings Lodge trench.

Hard times under the PNC/AFC push people over the edge to commit such atrocities. 

Gunmen attack, rob Adelphi shopkeeper’s home

Two masked bandits on Thursday evening robbed the home Kamaladai Balram and her family of Lot 16 1, Street Adelphi, East Canje at around 10:15hrs.

The robbed home at Adelphi, East Canje, Berbice.

According to reports received, the family who was at home at the time of the incident had earlier been visited by overseas relatives. The visitors had just left when the attack occurred.
A still traumatized Kamaladai Balram, who operates a small grocery shop relayed that they were locking the house when she noticed that a mat was left outside. She said that when she went to retrieve the mat, she saw two men running towards her.
“Me run when me see them guys jump the fence and meh tell me husband seh look somebody ah jump in the yard and me run”.
The woman stated that one of the bandits ran after her husband who quickly attempted to close the grill door but was not able to do so as one of the bandits armed with a gun pointed at his head.
“He tell me husband seh loose de door or you gun dead hay, and meh husband freeze”.
The woman said that she was placed to lie on the floor. “Me try fah run to the downstairs room fah bolt de door but the one with the gun scramble me and seh don’t move! Lie down hay and put yah face down and don’t look up.”

One of the ransacked rooms.

Mrs. Balram said that the bandits then proceeded to bind the hands of her husband and her son using phone chargers that were in close vicinity. She said that after her husband was tied, he was told to lie flat on the floor but refused.
“Me husband seh buddy wah happen? Me nah rich. Wha wrong? And he tell meh husband seh don’t talk and kneel down but me husband nah do dah and the bandit raise he hand fah knock me husband with de gun but he hand knock he to he head side and me son tell am seh daddy just lie down”.
She added that her 26-year old daughter, Diane Balram, after hearing the commotion, took her niece and hid in a corner of the house throughout the entire ordeal. Mrs. Balram stressed that one of the bandits brandishing a knife went upstairs to search the rooms but quickly returned after. “He come and he tell me seh you gon gotta come with me cause you know way de jewel and de money deh and you gotta come up back with me fah give me it”.
The woman added that she told the bandit that she has no jewels but has some money and she will take him to where it was located.
“He seh abbie guh tek one one room at a time so we guh in me room and he tumble up all dem draw and them bag and suh and dis guy ah talk like normal. Me ah try fah talk loud suh neighba could know that something wrong”.
Kamaladai Balram added that her purse that was left in her basket was hidden by the tumbled clothing and when the armed bandit dumped the contents of the basket onto the floor, the purse fell out.
“Afta we tumble and me seh dat me nah have no more money and he find de purse he seh maam me gotta hurt you now cause you seh that you nah get mo money and we find some hay. Me get frighten but he nah do meh nothing”.
She said that they then proceeded to tumble the two other rooms, removing valuable items and cash. She then stated that they returned back downstairs and the men demanded more money. Mrs. Balram said that bandits recently robbed her daughter’s home a few streets away but only managed to cart off rice and equipment.
“He keep asking fah mo money and me seh we nah get mo and then on holla seh you daughta does bring she money hay. We try wit she but we nah get through but we gon deal with she later”.
The still shaken woman stated that the bandits left the premises after relieving them of their cellular phones. and an undisclosed sum of cash.
Balram said that the bandits also carted off the daily sales from the shop and a few items before making good their escape.
Meanwhile, Balram’s immediate neighbour contacted her daughter after awaking to crashing noises. Her daughter then contacted ranks attached to the Reliance Police Station who quickly responded to the report. No arrests have been made and investigations are currently ongoing.

Man arrested after chopping spree

The police have arrested the man who chopped another man with whom he apparently had an old grievance. The man was attempting to flee the Region. He was arrested on one of the Chinese ferries which was headed to Parika.  Reports are that the suspect was heading for Bartica.
The victim, a 38-year-old Richmond Housing Scheme resident sustained a number of chop wounds to the back of his neck, his hand and back. The chop wounds to his back carried over fifty stitches.
According to reports, the accused and the victim were apparently imbibing at a liquor restaurant at Richmond Housing Scheme when an argument ensued between the duo. It was noted that the 27-year- old suspect dealt the victim a number of chops about his body in a heated rage.
The victim fell and lost consciousness. He was rescued two hours later by his brother who transported him to the Suddie Public Hospital. The parties are not related but they are from the same village. Charges are to be instituted against the suspect as soon as the victim is released from the hospital. (Yannason Duncan)

Drugb posted:

Ex-boyfriend charged for maid-of-honour murder after confession

By Staff on April 23, 2016

The man, Clevaughn Hamilton, called ‘Quarters,’ appeared at the Sparendaam Magistrates' Court on Friday and was not required to plea to the indictable charge that he murdered 24-year-old Simone Hackett and dumped her body in the Cummings Lodge trench.

 

Hard times under the PNC/AFC push people over the edge to commit such atrocities. 

Walla get too big......Soon will touch the Ground.....Hard Times fuh Big_Seed......will Blame AFC/APNU for his condition too.

Murder under PPP now solved

2008 cold case solved…‘Hit man’ killed Essequibo businessman on relative’s orders

-was promised $6M, house and land, but only paid $5,000

“Your relative send me to kill you…”
Those were the last words that Essequibo businessman Habiboodean reportedly heard on February 15, 2008,

Murdered: Habiboodean, 77

before a ‘hit-man’ brutally ended his life on the orders of a disgruntled woman who had coveted the old man’s assets.
Detectives had those chilling words repeated to them yesterday, while listening to the confession of a 28-year-old Tuschen, East Bank Essequibo resident, who allegedly committed the deed on a promise that he would receive “$6M, a house and land” to kill Habiboodean.
But the plotters reportedly only gave him $5,000 and told him to ‘f—k off’ when he asked for the rest of his payment.
Habiboodean, of Ruby, East Bank Essequibo, died at a hospital after being badly beaten in his home on February 15, 2008. Relatives had said that the killers took nothing.
Police had charged the victim’s former employee, Terry Lewton, 38, of Vergenoegen, East Bank Essequibo, and Bibi Nazeela Habiboodean, now 50, of Ruby, East Bank Essequibo, for Mr. Habiboodean’s murder, but those charges were discharged due to insufficient evidence.
But in a stroke of good fortune, police last week detained 28-year-old Linden Lewis, called ‘Bullet,’ and four others, for the murder of Mohamed Munir, 75, and his wife Bibi Jamila Munir, 69, who were burnt to death in their Good Hope, East bank Essequibo home.
It was while he was in custody that investigators learned that he might have more than a passing knowledge of Habiboodean’s death.
Police said that while being interrogated on that case yesterday, Lewis admitted to killing Habiboodeen, while complaining that he had never received full payment for the job.
According to the suspect’s claims, it all began sometime in 2008, when a female relative of the elderly businessman complained that other relatives of Habiboodeen had received properties and other assets, while she had received nothing.
The relative reportedly stated that she wanted the old man’s fuel station, cash he had in a bank, and assets he had in Georgetown.
She reportedly then hired Lewis to kill Mr. Habiboodeen.
Five individuals, including Lewis, reportedly sat down at a  Vergenoegen, hideout, East Bank Essequibo, to plan the old man’s death.
Lewis said that the plotters promised to pay him $6M, and provide him with “a house and land.”
On February 15, 2008, the relative reportedly helped Lewis to gain access to Mr. Habiboodeen’s house.
When the ‘hit-man’ entered, the elderly businessman’s house he was sitting in a chair.
“What you doing here?” Mr. Habiboodeen reportedly asked the intruder.
Lewis reportedly replied: “—— (name given) send me to kill you.” He then reportedly struck the 76-year-old repeatedly. Mr. Habiboodeen later succumbed in a hospital.
But Lewis said that instead of giving him the “$6M, house and land” they had promised, the plotters gave him $5,000 “to go into the bush.”
Lewis reportedly fled to the interior, where he remained for two years. It was during this time that police arrested and charged the victim’s former employee, Terry Lewton, and Bibi Nazeela Habiboodean for murder. They were subsequently discharged.
When Lewis returned from the interior in 2010, he approached the plotters and was told that the case had been “dismissed.”
But when the ‘hit man’ asked for his “$6M, house and land,” one of the plotters reportedly told him that all the money had been spent on lawyers. The plotter reportedly then told the ‘hit-man’ to ‘f—off.’
Lewis said that he did not pursue the matter.
Police indicated yesterday that they will expand their investigation this week.

The beat goes on in Guyana as the developed world continue to issue travel advisory for this crime ridden country under the PNC.

Ex-cop survives execution attempt

April 26, 2016

This is the poster child of crime, one of Granger's aka jackass foot soldiers.

Abishai Caesar

Living Hell — Anna Catherina woman gives chilling account living with a murderer

April 26, 2016

 

By Neil Marks

THE woman who stared down the face of death and finally mustered the courage to tell police that her reputed husband was behind the murder of a businesswoman and her two young sons four years ago has spoken out about the life of misery she had faced.The man, Abishai Caesar, 31, is expected to face three counts of murder today, and also charges for threatening behaviour and assault causing actually bodily harm to his wife.
The woman, who will not be named, went to the police on Friday after Caesar had forced her to strip naked and parade in their yard at the crack of dawn – a threat on which he delivered to shame the woman, and her family who lived a short distance away.

The house Caesar built on squatter land at Tuschen, where the couple lived

Hours earlier, at just about midnight, he had brutalised her and said he would deliver on his promise to kill her.

ESCAPE
Once Caesar had left for work at the barber shop he operated in the Tuschen New Housing scheme, East Bank Essequibo, the woman seized the opportunity to escape.
She went to her father’s house, a short distance away, and when it got dark, she went to the police. She would have had to pass Caesar’s barbershop to get to the police outpost.
She told the police that she had been forced to strip, and of the beatings she had received hours earlier. She also told them of previous cases of abuse.

Reports are that Officer McBeth of the Tuschen Outpost went to the home of the couple – a zinc shack built on government reserve at the back of the Tuschen Scheme. The barber was not at home.

On Saturday, at just about lunch time, McBeth visited the barber shop in White Tank Street in the Tuschen Scheme, where he arrested Caesar and took him to the Leonora Police Station.

Once the woman was told of Caesar’s arrest, she returned to the station and told police they should also question Caesar for the 2012 murders of Anna Catherina liquor store owner Jennifer Persaud and her sons Afridi Bacchus, six, and Jadon Persaud, 18 months.

It was a truth that the woman had lived with for years; living a life of fear because Caesar had threatened to kill her and her family if she squealed on him.

The woman told the Guyana Chronicle that on the night of the murders, Caesar had told her he needed money and was heading out.
She said she had seen him go up the neighbour’s house – that of Mrs Persaud. She said she retired to bed, but then she heard screams coming from the house.

CONFESSION
Later, Caesar returned home and confessed to her that he had gone to the house to steal. She said Caesar told her he had managed to find only $3,000, but that Mrs Persaud had awoken and so he had to kill her because she had recognised him.

She said Caesar told her he had seen the young boys lying in the house and had figured they would get up because of the noise, and so he decided in a split second to slit their little throats also.

Caesar was never a suspect in the case, and the couple continued living next door to the murder scene for a while, until they moved into a house situated in the seawall section of Anna Catherina.
Later, they moved in with Caesar’s sister at Uitvlugt, West Coast Demerara, but they were put out of the house, the woman said.

Abishai Caesar

They then moved into a house with an elderly lady a little down the street from Caesar’s sister, and in January of this year, Caesar said he had acquired some money and was going to squat on a piece of land on the government reserve, and they moved there with their daughter.

The woman is originally from Port Kaituma in the North West District, but did not grow up with her parents. She was sent to the Coast to live with her grandmother at the age of four, and when she was in her teens, she moved in with her father, her stepmother and their family.

It was there, at the age of 15, that she first set eyes on Caesar, then 26. He was working as a mason on a house not too far from her father’s house. Caesar would come to the house to buy egg-ball and other snacks the family was selling.
The two of them struck up a relationship, and at the age of 16, fearing that she wouldn’t do well at the CXC exams and would waste the money her family would spend on the examinations, she dropped out of school and started living with Caesar.

ABUSE
She said the abuse started early, but she thought that things would change as time went by. The two ended up having a daughter, and, the woman said, she had hoped that that would have caused Caesar to end his abusive ways, but that did not happen.

And then came last Friday’s torrent of blows, and she decided she had to flee for her life and that of her daughter.

“I had to do it, or I would have died. I can’t go back on the years; now I have to look ahead.”
When questioned by police, Caesar confessed to killing the Anna Catherina woman and her two children.

The woman’s father told the Guyana Chronicle that he had always suspected that his daughter was being abused, but every time he asked, she would deny there was a problem.

The last time — when she was punched to the face and he had seen the marks around her eyes — he asked her what had happened, but she did not fess up. He decided to confront Caesar, who claimed the woman was stung by bees.

“He is sick; he will (rot) in jail,” the man declared.

The woman is now left to contemplate her future. She would like to enter the Guyana Police Force, but is not sure how that will happen, and how she will take care of her daughter.

Caesar has four other children – two boys and two girls. He is expected to be arraigned in court today.