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Body of East Bank Demerara bus conductress found

• Sunday, 18 May 2014 08:58
• Demerara Waves
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  An East Bank Demerara bus conductress was Sunday morning found dead in a drain a short distance from her home at Craig Village.
  She has been identified as Macie Cummings and was said to be in her 40s. She lived at Third Street, Craig Village but her body was found at Cross Street, one corner away.
  An eyewitness at the scene could not immediately say whether there were marks of violence.
  Cummings and her Barbadian husband had had frequent domestic disputes, forcing her to leave their matrimonial home at one time. It was not immediately known whether her husband was in Guyana.
  She was a conductress on her brother’s Route 42 minibus.

There are more death than birth, other countries has it the other way around, but Guyana under a corrupt Government with no morality seems

blighted to Guyana.

Body of man removed from drain

• Saturday, 17 May 2014 06:57
• Written by Demerara Waves

when will guyanese indian will come to realize that the ppp is taking them back to little villages in india 

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Neighbours find remigrant dead

A security guard, who was a remigrant, was discovered dead with marks about his body early yesterday morning. Neighbours made the gruesome discovery.
The man, said to be in his sixties, was discovered under a house at Henrietta Village where he lived after he returned to Guyana from the United States several years ago.
Relatives are awaiting a post Mortem report to ascertain the cause of death. Neighbours are not sure if the man, who lived alone in a dilapidated house, took ill during the course of Tuesday night and fell, or whether anyone probably inflicted a beating on him.
Neighbours subsequently transported the man to the Suddie Public Hospital where a doctor pronounced him dead.

The report does not say the man was murdered. He could have died from being ill.

The report pointed out that the man was discovered dead with marks about his body early yesterday morning.

When one is found dead and there is marks about the body, without an expert advise, we can only speculate.

Guyana sweet sweet like a sapodilla, it too sweet tarass.

Police probing murder of Moblissa man

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The police say they are investigating the murder of Davanand Daniels, 37 years, of Moblissa, Soesdyke/Linden Highway, which occurred at about 1645h. yesterday.

Investigations have revealed that Daniels and another man were involved in an argument during which he was struck to his head with a piece of wood. He succumbed while receiving medical treatment at the Mackenzie Hospital.

The suspect has not yet been arrested, police say.

Kitty execution-style attempt…Female

victim likely to be paralyzed for life

While investigations into the shooting of Susan Da Silva, the 26-year-old woman who was shot twice last Saturday at Garnett Street, Campbellville, are ongoing, a relative confirmed that the young woman is likely to be paralyzed for the rest of her life.
This is as a result of the gunshot wound she sustained to her back.
The David Street, Subryanville resident is currently hospitalised at the Intensive Care Unit at a private hospital under police guard after being shot twice, once to her left arm and once to her back, by four gunmen.
The bullet which was lodged in her spine was removed by doctors on Sunday last.
According to the relative, medical personnel at the hospital informed family members that the woman will most likely be confined to a wheelchair for the rest of her life.
“The doctors say after three years if she gets any movement in her legs then there is hope, but if there is no movement, she will be paralyzed for the rest of her life,” the relative told this publication.
She added that Da Silva is not aware of the severity of her injury.
“We don’t know how to tell her that she wouldn’t be able to walk for the rest of her life. Right now she can’t walk and she knows that, but she doesn’t know she will most likely be confined to a wheelchair for the rest of her life,” the relative added.
Kaieteur News was told that minutes after the woman was wounded, she complained about not having any feelings from the waist down.
Recalling what happened, the relative explained that Da Silva, who was taking her mother to the airport, stopped at a relative’s home around 02:55 hrs to pick up two family members who were also leaving the country.
“Since she (Da Silva) left her home she noticed this car parked not far from where she lives. She drove off and noticed the parked car drive off too, but the car then disappeared from her view. It appeared at the back of her when she stopped at Garnett Street.”
She said when the woman noticed the car, she drove away and the men discharged two rounds at her. She reportedly lost control and ended up in a yard, breaking the fence and a stairway.
“When she drove into the yard, the shooters stopped in the middle of the road and the driver came out with another tall man and they fired about four shots at her and then they escape,” the relative explained.
The woman was immediately rushed to the hospital where she remains a patient.
According to a source, investigators have no clue as to who may want to kill the woman who works with her father at his stall at the Stabroek Market.
However, they believe that the shooting was an inside job since Da Silva’s shooters were well equipped with information as it relates to her timings and whereabouts.
Investigations are ongoing.

Man executed, dumped on Eccles Rd

A security service made a startling discovery last night in the Eccles Industrial Site. The ranks found a man dressed in denim coat and pants lying face down on the access road behind the Eccles Industrial Site. He had been shot and killed and his body dumped there.

The victim identified as Charles

This newspaper understands that the man was identified only as “Charles”. No one could say where he lived or who his relatives were. Someone reported hearing gunshots and called the guard service. The man, believed to be in his 30s, had what appeared to be a gunshot wound to his left side chest. Kaieteur News was told that security personnel on patrol saw the body just after 20:00 hours and called police. His cell phone was found next to his body. Police on the scene believed it was a hit and run accident because of bruises to his hands and blood in his face. Emergency workers who arrived with the ambulance found what appeared to be a bullet wound to his chest. A doctor from the Diamond hospital had found a faint pulse. Persons in the area reported hearing several gunshots but could not say from whence they came.

Mahaica man shot dead at Konawaruk

Police at Mahdia are on the hunt for a man who shot dead a 30-year old miner early Tuesday morning following a heated argument.
Dead is Devon Anderson, of Jonestown, Mahaica, East Coast Demerara. He was killed about 7:00 hours at Blackwater Landing, Konawaruk, Potaro.
Police say that their investigations have revealed that Anderson and the other man were involved in an argument during which he was shot and killed.
Kaieteur News understands that no one saw when Anderson was shot but persons heard the gunshot and rushed to the area from whence the sound came.
Upon arrival there they saw Anderson lying with a shotgun wound to his back.
Persons in the area had reportedly heard Anderson earlier arguing with the man who police are now hunting.
The man is known to brazenly carry an illegal shotgun with him while traversing the mining district.
The matter was reported to the police and Anderson’s body was taken to the Mahdia Hospital mortuary where it is awaiting a post mortem examination.

Man, 23, kills paramour, 14, hangs self

Double tragedy struck early yesterday morning in the quiet community of Sisters’ Village, East Bank, Berbice.
The lifeless bodies of two young people – one very outgoing and talkative, and the other, very shy and reserved— were found, meters apart in their respective backyards near mango trees. Found with a knife in her chest was Latoya Adams, 14, of Sisters’ Village. Her body also bore another incision on her throat. She was a Third Form student of the Berbice Educational Institute (BEI).
Across the road, the body of her 23-year-old boyfriend, Kellon ‘Gadget’ Sam, was found hanging from a rope attached to a mango tree at his Lot 18, Sisters’ Village backyard. He bore no wounds about his body. The two had shared a relationship for the past year.
None of the two individuals spent Wednesday night at their homes. Adams ingested an overdose of tablets about a year ago for the boy and ended up in the New Amsterdam Hospital for several days.
Screams and loud wailing pervaded the rainy atmosphere as the body of Kellon Sam was removed from the yard. There was chaos as his mother, aunts and other relatives screamed and threw themselves on the road as the undertakers pushed the body into the hearse.
Kellon’s brother, Colville stated that a neighbour, Oddoo, made the gruesome discovery around 06:00 hrs. “I come home from work at midnight and the neighbour called me this morning when I wake up and said somebody hang themself by our backyard. I called my father and everyone run at the back.”
He last spoke to his brother Wednesday morning, “and he was vex about something because I told him to leave some food for me to carry to work. I asked he why he behaving so, and then he started to quiet down.”
He added that Kellon was dealing with lots of problems including being suddenly laid off by the Caricom Cement Bagging Company on East Bank Berbice a week ago and that he was under a lot of financial pressure and stress.
When asked about the kind of friendship he and the 14-year-old shared, he added that it was a normal friendship, “normal gaffing…I can’t really say…she never came here.”
His mother said that she came from work around 16:00 hrs on Wednesday. “They [Caricom Cement Company] knock he off without a cause and like he take on this thing, so from since then he sleeping on the road (by friends). So I said, ‘Kellon you will end up in problems’.
“He came in Wednesday afternoon, he bathe and go out. He don’t stay in here; he left and he go away.”
She added that her son asked her to leave the door open for him [in the night]. This morning [Thursday] I wake up and I see my son clothes down there, and noticed the [clothes] line missing. I asked Kerwin where it was and he said Kellon gone with it.”
It was then she made the shocking discovery.
“Me son is an easy child. He get problems, he do not talk; he does keep it in,” she said.  She admitted he and Adams were close friends, “but I don’t know if they had any problems or what because like he does go over at another girl. I don’t know if she [Latoya] knew and they quarreled.”
“Look what Kellon do to me,” she wailed on her patio floor. She added that her son had been in previous relationships with girls. “Parents talk to your boy and girl children when they get problems,” she cried.
Her son never entertained the idea of suicide, she added.
Sam leaves to mourn his mother, Jacqueline, father, Gordon and siblings, Kerwin, Reyon, and Travis.
Loud wailing and screaming, too, were heard as the body of Latoya Adams was put in the same hearse. Her father, Robert Adams, said that they adopted the child from abusive parents at age six.
He added that Latoya never came home the night before, and they searched frantically for her. Her mother, Maureen Adams, was not in a state of mind to speak. She only said that she discovered the body around 06:30 hrs.
“I talk to the police already, I ain’t able talk too much…I weary talk,” she said.  She last spoke to her daughter Wednesday afternoon shortly before she left for work at the local health centre in the area. Her daughter seemed normal.
She and other family members were tight- lipped about the level of friendship her daughter shared with Sam. Latoya attended school on Wednesday after which she came home and “soaked down a load of clothes to wash” then left. That was the last she saw of her.
The girl’s father said that she was an avid churchgoer. She was a choir member of the All Saints’ Presbyterian Church in New Amsterdam. He last spoke with her on Wednesday morning and everything seemed fine, too.
When asked if anyone in the village saw her on Wednesday night, Adams said, “Someone said they saw her going up the road.”
”Around 19:30 hrs, I say to myself, ‘up to now this girl ain’t come back’. The light was on in her room so I took off the light and came downstairs and told my wife I didn’t see her.”
He said she was a very talkative girl, “she used to go Scotts’ Church—singing.”
Neighbours of Adams were also tight-lipped about the relationship the girl shared with the now dead Kellon Sam. They were also reluctant to say if the two shared a violent or abusive relationship.
Both bodies are at the Arokium Funeral Home awaiting autopsies.

Teacher robbed in school at gunpoint

A teacher attached to the West Ruimveldt Primary School was yesterday robbed just outside her classroom  at gunpoint by two bandits, one of whom was armed with a knife, The robbery occurred in the presence of some of her pupils

The classroom where the robbery took place with the fence in the background.

just after classes were over for the day. Speaking with Kaieteur News the distraught teacher, Miss Shevon Brewster related a series of events leading up to her terrifying experience. According to Ms Brewster she dismissed classes around 15:00 hours, but some of her class were not finished writing their work. They stayed back to finish and copy their home work. “This guy came to my door and said ‘good afternoon miss. I always admire you.’ I asked if he came for somebody and he said no and walked away. He then came back to the class and said that he came to collect Junior and I said we don’t have any Junior here. “He asked me how I know that and I said that I am the class teacher and I have no Junior here. He sucked his teeth and left.” The teacher said that the man, whom she described as short, came back again to the classroom, passed and went to the back of the building with a taller person. “So I peeped out to see what they were doing and I saw them looking at the fence. I went back in the class to hurry the children up. That is when the short one scrambled me with a knife and asked me where my bag is? I said I don’t have any bag and the taller guy pulled a gun and put it to my head.” Brewster said that after “he put the gun to my head, he turned to his friend who was holding me and said bore she sk..t and take off the chain off her neck. He fired a bore and I pull away. When he fired the bore my phone fell out my hand and he bent over to pick it up and I start running. “He then ran behind me saying give me the chain, so I burst the chain and threw it to him.” She said that the two thieves went back to the class and asked the children, “Where is miss bag?” The children showed where it was in the cupboard and they took it. The purse contained her driver’s licence, her ID card and bank card. “I had US$100 and $10 000 along with other documents.” Brewster said that during the time of the robbery she had about a dozen children aged between seven and eight years. They witnessed the entire traumatic ordeal. “This morning when I came to work some parents came and said that they would not be able to bring their children to school because they were still traumatized especially those that were in front that saw when the gun was placed to my head.” The teacher explained that the short robber escaped through a hole in the fence, while the taller one scaled the fence but in the process lost one side of his boots and his pants. He had become entangled in the barbed wire at the top of the fence. It tore off his pants. The man fled the scene in his trunks. The police have in possession his boot and torn pants. She described the men as being between 19 and 23. The police came and took a statement and then questioned the children, took pictures of the fence and told her that they were following up the investigation. The teacher said that even though the school has a guard she is “scared to go back to the classroom because she is lonely and the back there is dangerous.” Brewster said that a few years ago a parent came into the school and took a teacher’s bag. A parent has since provided the identity of one of the bandits to the police. He said that he had actually confronted the man after the robbery and had demanded that the man return the teacher’s property. He said that the fact that this has not been done is disrespectful.

Miner found lying in a pool of blood on roadway

Police are investigating the circumstances in which a 29 year old was shot twice and left lying on a road at Timehri early

Injured Terrence Younge

Friday morning. According to reports Terrence Younge, of Lot 54 Hyde Park, Timehri was found lying on the roadway with two gunshot wounds about the body. The man’s wife Sheneeza Barlow told Kaieteur News yesterday that she was at home when relatives called to tell her about her husband being shot. The woman said that her husband had left their Timehri home on Thursday evening to go “hang out” with friends. According to Barlow she became worried after he didn’t return home. Barlow said that she received an early morning call from one of her husband’s cousin who had taken Younge to the hospital. Barlow stated that she was told by the cousin who lives a short distance from where the body was found that he had heard a loud noise around 02:00hrs. The woman said that the cousin claims that when he came out of his house, he saw her husband lying on the ground in a pool of blood. Younge was immediately rushed to the hospital. Kaieteur News understands that the cousin has been taken into police custody and is assisting with investigations.

Gunmen rob, lock man in car trunk, gang rape-female companion

Police at Linden are on the hunt for three masked gunmen who robbed a popular Amelia’s Ward businessman and raped his 20-year-old female companion around 22:05 hrs on Friday. The gunmen attacked the 32-year-old man and his friend while they were sitting in the businessman’s car in a desolate area near Phase Three, Amelia’s Ward, Linden. Kaieteur News understands that after robbing their victims, the men forced the businessman to watch as they raped his companion. They reportedly then locked the businessman in the trunk of his car, while leaving their female victim tied up on a roadway. Police said that the Amelia’s Ward businessman was relieved of a cell phone valued at $7,000 and $1,200 in cash; while the robbers stole a Blackberry cell phone valued $42,000 and gold jewellery from the other victim. A police release stated that the two friends were sitting in a car in an area behind Amelia’s Ward, Linden, when three men with handguns approached them. After relieving the victims of their valuables, the men locked the businessman in the truck of the car and had sexual intercourse with the woman before escaping in the bushes aback of Amelia’s Ward. Kaieteur News understands that after the men left, the businessman managed to free himself. He reportedly then went in search of his companion, and eventually found her naked and bound a short distance away. Residents provided the traumatized woman with clothing and the victims made a report to the Amelia’s Ward Police Outpost.

Under the Corrupt PPP/C and Korhee as Home Affairs Minister, one cannot expect better.

The corrupt PPP/C shared the blame, for all the immoral illegal activities that has been plaguing Guyana for the longest while.

How can one take a shoe shine boy and put him to be Minister of Home Affairs? 

You all remember this from the DUCK?

Has anything changed since he issued this empty edict?

What a kwaker.

Thiefin is the hallmark of Ramotar and his corrupt thief man government.