Mitwah posted:The 21-year-old suspect, who resides at Tuschen, East Bank Essequibo and Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara, is said to be cooperating with investigators.
This 21 year old is a product of the 23 years PPP/C Administration.
Are you a product of 23 years of PPP???
Let us keep this thread clean boys, this is not the dumping ground for slop can carriers. This is a crime tracker, let us keep it for criminal activities only.
Yeh dammit, you guys should know by now this thread is only for slopcan connoisseurs.
Drugb posted:Let us keep this thread clean boys, this is not the dumping ground for slop can carriers. This is a crime tracker, let us keep it for criminal activities only.
You are a jackass.
Drugb posted:Bandits crash getaway car after robbing walking victim of Nike boots
Jun 23, 2017 News 0 Comments
He came all the way from Kuru Kururu, Soesdyke/Linden Highway to visit his kidâs mom at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara. But the 20-year-old labourer never catered for being robbed of his expensive Nike Air-Max shoes.
That is exactly what happened Wednesday night to the victim, who was abducted, robbed and then pushed out of a car.
The police lauded the efforts of the CPG members.âThe Guyana Police Force wishes to recognise the swift and professional approach by the members of the Community Police Group, in apprehending and handing over the suspect and vehicle to the police.â
Perhaps, the Community Police Group is far more efficient than members of the Guyana Police Force.
Drugb posted:Bandits crash getaway car after robbing walking victim of Nike boots
Jun 23, 2017 News 0 Comments
He came all the way from Kuru Kururu, Soesdyke/Linden Highway to visit his kidâs mom at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara. But the 20-year-old labourer never catered for being robbed of his expensive Nike Air-Max shoes.
That is exactly what happened Wednesday night to the victim, who was abducted, robbed and then pushed out of a car.
According to police, around 21:15hrs, the victim was proceeding south along the Mon Repos School Road, when he was pounced upon by the driver of a motor car, PRR 1787, who placed a knife to his neck.
The man was forced into the back seat of the car where two male suspects relieved him of his footwear, silver jewellery, mobile phone and other items.
Police said that the robbers then pushed the man out of the vehicle which sped away.
It was reported that while the bandits were making their escape, their vehicle came into contact with another vehicle causing minor damage. However, the robbers failed to stop.
The owner of the damaged vehicle summoned a Community Policing Group (CPG) patrol which responded promptly and intercepted the car and its driver in a nearby village, minus the two accomplices.
According to police, the driver was arrested and escorted to the Beterverwagting Police Station along with his vehicle by the CPG members.
The robbery victim who was there to make a report, positively identified the driver and the vehicle as being the one used in the crime.
Police said that a search of the vehicle unearthed a knife fitting the description of the one used to rob the victim.
The 21-year-old suspect, who resides at Tuschen, East Bank Essequibo and Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara, is said to be cooperating with investigators.
The police lauded the efforts of the CPG members.
âThe Guyana Police Force wishes to recognise the swift and professional approach by the members of the Community Police Group, in apprehending and handing over the suspect and vehicle to the police.â
Good work by the CPG. Now if the GPF can do the same.
Demerara_Guy posted:Drugb posted:Bandits crash getaway car after robbing walking victim of Nike boots
Jun 23, 2017 News 0 Comments
He came all the way from Kuru Kururu, Soesdyke/Linden Highway to visit his kidâs mom at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara. But the 20-year-old labourer never catered for being robbed of his expensive Nike Air-Max shoes.
That is exactly what happened Wednesday night to the victim, who was abducted, robbed and then pushed out of a car.
The police lauded the efforts of the CPG members.âThe Guyana Police Force wishes to recognise the swift and professional approach by the members of the Community Police Group, in apprehending and handing over the suspect and vehicle to the police.â
Perhaps, the Community Police Group is far more efficient than members of the Guyana Police Force.
Certainly does seem that way. I wonder what power these CPGs have and whether they are trained and armed.
Demerara_Guy posted:Drugb posted:Bandits crash getaway car after robbing walking victim of Nike boots
Jun 23, 2017 News 0 Comments
He came all the way from Kuru Kururu, Soesdyke/Linden Highway to visit his kidâs mom at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara. But the 20-year-old labourer never catered for being robbed of his expensive Nike Air-Max shoes.
That is exactly what happened Wednesday night to the victim, who was abducted, robbed and then pushed out of a car.
The police lauded the efforts of the CPG members.âThe Guyana Police Force wishes to recognise the swift and professional approach by the members of the Community Police Group, in apprehending and handing over the suspect and vehicle to the police.â
Perhaps, the Community Police Group is far more efficient than members of the Guyana Police Force.
well its about time guyanese help to protect themselves and crime like this happen in north america
GTAngler posted:Demerara_Guy posted:Drugb posted:Bandits crash getaway car after robbing walking victim of Nike boots
Jun 23, 2017 News 0 Comments
He came all the way from Kuru Kururu, Soesdyke/Linden Highway to visit his kidâs mom at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara. But the 20-year-old labourer never catered for being robbed of his expensive Nike Air-Max shoes.
That is exactly what happened Wednesday night to the victim, who was abducted, robbed and then pushed out of a car.
The police lauded the efforts of the CPG members.âThe Guyana Police Force wishes to recognise the swift and professional approach by the members of the Community Police Group, in apprehending and handing over the suspect and vehicle to the police.â
Perhaps, the Community Police Group is far more efficient than members of the Guyana Police Force.
Certainly does seem that way. I wonder what power these CPGs have and whether they are trained and armed.
Powers to arrest and hold the individuals until the police arrive.
It appears from reports that CPGs are volunteers with an interest in this matter. Unsure of the level of training they do receive.
Demerara_Guy posted:GTAngler posted:Demerara_Guy posted:Drugb posted:Bandits crash getaway car after robbing walking victim of Nike boots
Jun 23, 2017 News 0 Comments
He came all the way from Kuru Kururu, Soesdyke/Linden Highway to visit his kidâs mom at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara. But the 20-year-old labourer never catered for being robbed of his expensive Nike Air-Max shoes.
That is exactly what happened Wednesday night to the victim, who was abducted, robbed and then pushed out of a car.
The police lauded the efforts of the CPG members.âThe Guyana Police Force wishes to recognise the swift and professional approach by the members of the Community Police Group, in apprehending and handing over the suspect and vehicle to the police.â
Perhaps, the Community Police Group is far more efficient than members of the Guyana Police Force.
Certainly does seem that way. I wonder what power these CPGs have and whether they are trained and armed.
Powers to arrest and hold the individuals until the police arrive.
It appears from reports that CPGs are volunteers with an interest in this matter. Unsure of the level of training they do receive.
Well, if the GPF is spread too thinly maybe these people should be given some sort of training and at the very least some kind of protection like bulletproof vests and maybe nonlethal weapons like tasers and teargas.
GTAngler posted:Well, if the GPF is spread too thinly maybe these people should be given some sort of training and at the very least some kind of protection like bulletproof vests and maybe nonlethal weapons like tasers and teargas.
Unsure of the equipment and protection they receive.
Agree on formal training and to have protective gears.
This is a great day for Guyana when all I have to report is baby formula shop lifting. On the other hand it demonstrates how desperate the common person has become under jackass Granger's hard guava season when they have to resort to stealing baby formula.
ONE of two alleged serial shoplifters is in police custody, while the other is being pursued following an incident at GST #3 Supermarket, located at Annandale Market Road, East Coast Demerara, on Thursday night.
The business, formerly Pepsi Supermarket is managed by a Chinese couple who was able to fight off the shoplifters, who fled and left behind the motorcar they arrived in on Thursday night.
Commander of âCâ Division Calvin Brutus told the Guyana Chronicle that they are trying to ascertain in whose name the car PTT 8249, a brown Premio is registered to and as such it is lodged with the police.
However, the Guyana Chronicle understands that the car is registered to one Joycelyn Laurie of Laing Avenue, Georgetown. Brutus also confirmed that one of the three alleged thieves is in custody and efforts are being made to apprehend the others, including a woman.
Brutus related that the alleged shoplifter in custody has been identified as Robert Beckles of 45 Victory Valley, Linden, who is out on bail for robbery under arms, simple larceny and carjacking. He reportedly got out of jail a month ago and is known to police in âEâ Division and its environs.
The Commander stated that he was picked up by the police patrol at about 20:50hrs on Thursday night, while he was walking aimlessly in Annandale. He reportedly told cops he was heading to Eastville, the neighbouring village and a search of his person unearthed the keys to the motorcar, which they abandoned on the Annandale Public Road.
Beckles claimed he and the others rented the car from a dealer in the city and he had the keys stashed in his boots. Brutus told the Guyana Chronicle that police carried out a search of the car and found other items in it, which include gold-plated watches, sunglasses and a ladies handbag containing baby milk products and a high-end phonics game.
At about 18:15hrs several customers were inside the supermarket shopping when a woman and two men entered and they proceeded to browse through the aisles. It was when a tin of baby milk (Enfagrow) fell out from under the womanâs dress in the supermarket the Chinese proprietor became suspicious and went into his office to review the Digital Video Recorder (DVR) and saw what they were about.
The Chinese man alerted his wife and he confronted the group, after which a scuffle ensued in which he put up a good fight with one of the men. After the shoplifter sprayed mace into the face of the Chinese national and his wife they ran out of the supermarket, but not before he grabbed a bag which contained two jars of marmite.
The Chinese proprietor did not give up and pursued the shoplifters with a piece of wood and was about to throw it on them when they were nearing the getaway the car which was parked nearby causing them to ran off in different directions. By then shoppers became aware of the incident and they too tried to pursue the group, who fled on foot leaving behind the getaway car after which the police was summoned. Ranks fanned out via the patrol vehicles and combed the area and observed a man walking in the village and he was questioned and arrested after a search of his person unearthed the keys to the getaway car he abandoned.
A BRAZILIAN miner of the North West District (NWD), who was heading to his dredge, was robbed of his gold and All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) by two masked gunmen Thursday.
Reports indicate that the two men, armed with a shotgun and a handgun respectively, stopped the 52-year-old Brazilian, who was travelling on an ATV en-route to his dredge operations, which was 10 minutes away from his camp.
The armed bandits then proceeded to rob the miner of cash, raw gold, jewelry and his green ATV before making their escape.
The Brazilian was unharmed and no one was arrested as police investigations continue.
Jun 24, 2017 News 0 Comments
A woman who locks herself in a dilapidated house and prays all day, is the prime suspect in the
Dead: Isaiah Smartt
death of eight-year-old Isaiah Smartt, whose body was pulled from a shallow drain on Tuesday night at âEâ Field, Sophia.
A post mortem performed on the ladâs body yesterday revealed that he died from asphyxiation due to Bronchoaspiration and compounded by compression injuries to the neck.
The childâs relatives are convinced that it was a sacrificial murder and as such, investigators have arrested a spiritualist in whose yard the body was found.
The woman was arrested late yesterday and taken to the Alberttown Police Station where she gave a statement and was subsequently taken into custody.
The boyâs body was found in the drain that is about two-feet deep, one day after he went missing
What is strange is that the spiritualist claimed that she did not see the body although the discovery was made right next to her back doorâat the side of her house.
What is even more suspicious is the fact that the woman has to walk right at the side of the house to go to the bathroom and to her motherâs home where she sleeps.
There are three houses in the yardâthe spiritualistâs family lives in the front house, the middle and back houses are abandoned.
It is in the back house that the woman reportedly carries out her sacrificial acts. While the yard is used by some residents as a short cut to get to the other street, some persons are scared to walk there.
âThe house is empty. It only has an altar shelf and she is in there all day praying. She locks herself in and lights candle and pray,â the ladâs mother, Joycelyn Pickett, said during an interview yesterday, while adding that the moment she spotted her sonâs body in the drain, she suspected something was fishy.
âMy son canât drown in 12 inches of water,â the woman maintained.
The spot where the ladâs body was discovered.
When this newspaper visited the area yesterday, a young man said that when the discovery was made, almost everyone knew he was killed and his body was placed there.
âHe had blood coming from his eyes and it looked like someone lifted him and put him in the drain. That lil boy does be swimming in the trench, so he cannot die in a drain with water that didnât reach my knee,â the young man noted.
He said that the little boy walked through the yard a lot to get to the other street where he would usually swim and pick mangoes. âHis family dem didnât had time with this lil boy. Some nights, he alone dey does lef in that house and you does see he walking the streets all day.â
Meanwhile, recalling what transpired, Pickett noted that the lad left home with his sister on Monday.
A relative saw him cutting callaloo with a cutlass in his sisterâs backyard while dressed in a raincoat and long boots. He was using his little sisterâs umbrella.
After cutting the callaloo, he was seen walking through the womanâs yardâthis was the last time he was seen alive.
Pickett said when her son did not return home, she thought that he was at his fatherâs home, since the man lives in the same neighbourhood.
âHis sister thought that he was mad at me, and I thought he was at his father. On Tuesday afternoon, my great nephew went to fill water in the neighbour yard when he saw the umbrella. He picked it up and he saw the coat floating,â Pickett said.
Upon further examination, they discovered that it was the childâs remains. Pickett said that her great nephew took a stick and tried to pull him out.
According to the childâs mother, she was told that when her great nephew took the stick to pull the rain coat, the spiritualist started shouting on him and even when her daughter started crying, the woman asked them why they were crying.
Investigations are ongoing.
Jun 26, 2017 News 0 Comments
â One nabbed, another on the run
Last evening investigators identified the body of a man, who was stabbed to death at âEâ Field Sophia, Georgetown. The dead man was identified as Trevor Dublin, 49, of 385 âCâ Field Sophia.Dublin was found lying in a pool of blood on the roadway Saturday night by ranks of a mobile patrol. He was taken to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) where he died shortly after ranks left.The victim who bore a single stab wound to the left side chest is at Lyken Funeral Parlour. He was clad in dark-coloured shirt, blue long jeans, and black long boots. He is about 5 feet, eight inches.One suspect has been arrested and the police are looking for another individual. A knife and a toque were found at the scene. According to information received, the victim and two men had an altercation during which he was stabbed.This newspaper was informed that someone called and informed the police that a man was lying in a pool of blood on the roadway.The ranks reportedly rushed the badly wounded man to the hospital before revisiting the scene where they found the knife believed to be the murder weapon, and a toque.It was based on the information received that ranks arrested one of the suspects.Investigations are ongoing.
FOUR persons were robbed Saturday morning at Area Q Turkeyen, East Coast Demerara, by four armed, masked bandits.
Reports indicate that two of the bandits were armed with handguns and the others with a knife and screwdriver respectively. They were all masked with kerchiefs around their faces.
One of the victims told police that the bandits gained entry into the two-storey building from the lower flat through a window by removing the bolts from an internal grill and prying open the casement window.
The bandits then began to ransack the home and headed upstairs where the four persons were confronted in separate rooms. They were then assaulted and tied up before the men fetched away their valuables that included cell phones, watches, cash and electronics. The suspects escaped by using a motor vehicle.
FIVE persons are in custody after police found an unlicensed semi-automatic .32 pistol with nine live matching rounds during a stop and search of a motor vehicle on the Mabura trail, Upper Demerara River late Sunday night.
Police in a release said the discovery was made around 22:00 hrs and the persons held are assisting with investigations.
A SOPHIA resident was found dead on Saturday night on the âCâ Field, Sophia Access Road, Greater Georgetown.
Dead is 49-year-old Trevor Dublin, called âCorner Manâ, of Lot 385 âCâ Field Sophia. According to the police, Dublin, who was shot in the chest, was found at around 22:00hrs by a mobile police patrol.
The body, which bore a single wound to the left side of the chest, was clad in a dark-coloured shirt, long blue jeans and a black long-boots. Lying next to it was a knife and a toque.
The deceased, an ex-serviceman, had been employed with BK International.
An âEâ Field resident is in police custody assisting with the investigation.
FIVE gunmen early Tuesday morning robbed a Parfaite Harmonie, West Bank Demerara grocery of over $1M in cash and jewellery, during which they shot one of their victims and lashed another in the head.
Three robbers terrorised the family, who owns White Shop, a landmark grocery in the community, for half hour before they escaped with $400,000 in cash, two gold chains valued at $1M, two gold bands valued $60,000, two gold rings, two cellphones and other items.
Police said in a statement that they are making âstringent and diligent efforts in apprehending five men who robbed the family of cellular phones, cash and jewellery at their West Minister, West Bank Demerara home this morning and also a driver/salesman of his valuables and that of his motorcar, which was shortly after, found.â
The shot victim, twenty years old, who is in a stable condition, is being treated at a medical institution.
Police said investigations revealed that about 09:30hrs, the forty-eight-year-old self-employed businessman, who operates a grocery shop, was in his shop along with his wife, which is situated in front of their premises, when suddenly; they were pounced upon by three armed men. The bandits escorted the victims into the lower flat of their house, where they also held the victimsâ two adult sons, before ransacking the house and left with an undisclosed amount of cash and valuables aforementioned. Shortly after the bandits departed, the grocer and his sons pursued them, during which encounter, the bandits discharged several rounds, one of which struck the twenty-year-old son, forcing them to abandon their chase.
Further investigation revealed that the bandits, who whilst fleeing, were joined by two other armed accomplices. They stopped a motorcar driven by a forty-seven-year-old salesman, relived him of his cash, cellular phones and that of his vehicle and fled the scene. The vehicle was recovered in the said village. Crime scene investigators have retrieved several latent prints and seven spent shells from the crime scenes.
Scale a fence
Meanwhile, when Guyana Chronicle visited the scene businesswoman, Saroj Singh, related that as per norm, she opened for business and at about 09:30hrs three men walked in and asked to make a purchase of 2lbs of plantains. Mrs. Singh added that before she could tend to them, one of the men drew a handgun and ordered her, two sons and husband into the house. Realising it was a robbery she ran to the back of the yard and scaled a fence and went to a neighbourâs house while screaming for help, but people were afraid to render assistance since the men were armed.
She related that the trio took her sons, Rakesh and Navendra Narine and husband, Takur Dutt Narine into the bottom flat of the house and they ransacked a bedroom for valuables. Mrs. Singh stated that the robbers spent some time in the house searching for money and jewels and in the process lashed her youngest son, Navendra Narine in his head with a gun: her husband was also beaten about the body. The men then calmly left the shop and joined by a fourth man began walking down the street as residents and other onlookers began converging on the scene. The homeowners rushed out behind them throwing glass bottles, to which the men retaliated by discharging a volley of bullets at them, with one bullet striking Rakesh Narine in the left foot.
Eyewitnesses say that when vehicles gathered on the scene blocked the passage of an apparent getaway car, the bandits walked, hijacked a black X-Trail sport-utility vehicle, PWW 1516 driven by Republic Bank salesman, Gary Halley. They took away Halleyâs wallet and two cell phones and ordered him out of the vehicle but exited it several streets away, where a car arrived with two other armed men and they escaped.
A resident said she saw four men exiting the black vehicle which they had hijacked and left it parked in front of her house, but did not take it for anything. It was after sometime she learnt there was a robbery in the village. She explained that she thought the men were
construction workers because they all had haversacks, but noticed one of them carrying a carton of Bristol cigarettes.
Mrs. Singh, the owner of White Shop, told this newspaper that the last incident in which the shop was robbed was about five years ago, when the premises was broken into and some articles were taken, including gas bottles. She said that the bandits in Tuesdayâs attack were not masked, but were not known to her, even though she has been operating the small grocery in the area for the past ten years. In the aftermath of the incident, her shot son, Rakesh, was taken to the hospital for medical attention.
According to âDâ Division Commander, Leslie James, no arrests have yet been made up to press time but they are following several leads.
A SCHOOL teacher was, on Tuesday morning, awakened, threatened and robbed of about one million dollars by two armed bandits just after 02:015hrs at her Lot 39 Stanleytown, New Amsterdam home, Berbice.
Divisional Commander Assistant Commissioner Ian Amsterdam, told reporters that the teacher, Melissa Ramdhan, was awakened by the intruders who were armed with knives and cutlasses. The bandits, who are of mixed race and of African descent respectively, carted off gold jewellery, a laptop computer, a wristwatch, a shoulder bag and cash.
The Guyana Chronicle was told that the bandits, after attacking the teacher, gagged her mouth and tied her hands to the bed frame before raising the volume of the television, prior to demanding the valuables.
At the time of incident, the teacher was occupying the lower flat of the two-storey building. After entering the home, the bandits demanded the valuables from Ramdhan then sprayed the woman with an irritant resulting in her becoming unconscious.
After regaining consciousness, the men reportedly untied her before forcing her to the upper flat where her relatives lived.
Sanjeev Rambaran, the womanâs nephew, told reporters that he was awakened following a loud banging at their door, and upon looking through the window, observed that his uncle Khrishna Sukhoo had sustained a wound to his head. âHe said somebody lashed [him] across his head with a cutlass. I called out to neighbours, but no one responded. I then call for the police who came 30 minutes later,â he said.
Meanwhile, neighbours revealed that fear fell over them after being awakened by the noise. â âThis time nah lang time.â We canât take any chances with bandits today. The incident was unfortunate, but we too have families to protect,â says a resident who has been living in the area for over 40 years .
Investigations are continuing.
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