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Linden Commission of Inquiry finds…Police culpable in shooting deaths

MARCH 1, 2013 | BY  | FILED UNDER NEWS 

 
- Rohee exonerated

By Michael Jordan and Leonard Gildarie

The five-member Commission of Inquiry has found the Guyana Police Force culpable in the deaths of three Lindeners who were slain on July 18, 2012, when protests erupted in the bauxite mining town.
The report also fully exonerated embattled Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee in the events that led to the tragedy, while chastising the organisers of the protest.

President Ramotar committed to making public the report on the Linden shootings

This was revealed by sources privy to the Commission’s report, which was handed over yesterday to President Donald Ramotar by the Commission’s Chairman, former Chief Justice of Jamaica, Lensley Wolfe.
While President Donald Ramotar was yesterday unable to answer questions on the findings as he is still to study it, the Commission’s Chairman, former Chief Justice of Jamaica, Lensley Wolfe, hinted that recommendations made will see justice and once implemented, will “positively” impact the relationship between Lindeners and the government and police.
COPS ALONE HAD FIREARMS
Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms when protestors and persons in the vicinity were shot.
During the hearing, senior police ranks who testified had stated that the civilians were shot with copper-coated shotgun ammunition and claimed that this ammunition was no longer used by the Force. Several civilians, including those who were wounded, had testified to seeing police ranks shooting into the crowd that had gathered near the Mackenzie/Wismar Bridge.

Dead: Ron Somerset

This newspaper was also told that the Commission recommended financial compensation to the families of the three slain men, and similar compensation to the wounded, and for those whose properties were destroyed or damaged in the aftermath of the shooting.
ROHEE EXONERATED
The Commission, sources said, concluded that Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee was not to blame for the events that led to the shooting of the protesters on July 18.
Rohee had testified before the Commission that he only gave general instructions to the Police to maintain law and order. Under oath, he had also vehemently denied suggestions that he was responsible for the Linden shooting, saying he had been made out to be the “villain” by persons who have a political agenda against him.
Among other things, the Commission of Inquiry would have had to find out whether Minister Rohee gave any general or specific instructions to the Guyana Police Force to maintain law and order in Linden immediately before, during and immediately after the events on July 18.
However, it was established that phone records tendered indicated that Minister Rohee did not make contact with the then police commander, Senior Superintendant Clifton Hicken using his mobile phone, prior to the shooting.
PROTEST ORGANISERS CASTIGATED
The Commission reportedly strongly castigated the individuals who organised the march that led to protesters blocking the Mackenzie/ Wismar Bridge and failing to ensure that the protestors did not obstruct the flow of traffic.
According to sources, the Commission’s report was also critical of A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) Member of Parliament Desmond Trotman for supporting the blocking of the Mackenzie/ Wismar Bridge during his testimony.
Trotman had aroused the ire of Commission Chairman Wolfe for saying that he was unapologetic for remarks made in support of protestors blocking the Mackenzie /Wismar Bridge in light of promises made by the government for economic relief in the community.
Trotman at the time was replying to Wolfe, as to whether persons had the right to break the law given the problems facing Lindeners.
This had caused Wolfe to remark: “It is indeed a disappointment to hear a member of the legislature making such statements.”

Dead: Ivan Lewis

To which Trotman had replied, “Members of the legislature must understand and emphasize the problems the people are facing, and I say and do so unapologetically.”
President Ramotar had ordered the Commission of Inquiry last August following the July 18 shootings which left Lindeners Shemroy Bouyea, Ron Somerset and Allan Lewis dead, following protests in the Region 10 mining community over plans by government to raise electricity rates.
The protests continued for a month, virtually shutting down mining and other economic activities to hinterland areas as roads remained blocked. There were reports of robbery of citizens, and tear gas was used by police in their attempts to clear the roads, as tensions rose.
Several buildings, including a school, were burnt with the events severely testing the fledgling Ramotar administration.
Government and leaders of the community in late August finally managed to craft an agreement which among other things, stayed the implementation of the electricity rate hikes and promised the establishment of the Commission of Inquiry.
Government agreed that it would allow international jurors on the Commission.
In September, former Chancellor of the Judiciary, Cecil Kennard; former Justice of Appeal, Claudette Singh; former Senator of Trinidad and Tobago, Senior Counsel Dana Seetahal, former Security Minister of Jamaica, K.D. Knight and former Chief Justice of Jamaica Lensley Wolfe were sworn in as members of the Commission with government announcing an $80M budget.
Among other things, the Commission was mandated to investigate the death of the three Lindeners; to determine who was responsible; whether police played a role and who gave the order to shoot and whether compensation was merited. The body completed its last hearing on February 1 and during its tenure visited the mining community.
‘JUSTICE IS SERVED’
According to the Commission’s Chairman yesterday, the hearings were a “grueling” experience.
“But the focus of the commissioners was on ensuring justice is done. And we… all of us… are satisfied that justice has been done. And we are sure that when the recommendations that we have made are implemented, it will indeed have a very positive impact upon the relationship between the citizens of Linden and government; between citizens of Linden and the Guyana Police Force and between the citizens of Linden and their neighbours.”
The Commission of Inquiry would have heard from 71 witnesses including Home Affairs Minister, Clement Rohee; Top Cop, Leroy Brumell; families of the victims, Members of Parliament and even Head of the National Industrial and Commercial Investments Limited (NICIL), Winston Brassington.
Regarding the report, Wolfe said that 267 paragraphs could by no means be daunting for any reader because (the report) is “well written”.
The former Judge urged that the recommendations be given the “consideration it deserves”.
One of the Commissioners, Dana Seetahal, was missing from the handing over ceremony of the report at the Office of the President as she was ill.
MADE PUBLIC
President Ramotar, while declining to take questions on the findings of the report, committed to making it public.
The work of the Commission of Inquiry is but a fulfillment of the administration’s position to get to the “bottom of the events” and to have an open and favourable inquiry, he stressed.
“…We are happy that this is now completed. It will be a very instructive document to guide us in our work.”
The report handed over yesterday to the President was also expected to make recommendations to assist the Guyana Police Force in effectively and professionally discharging their responsibilities in maintaining law and order in similar circumstances and communities without endangering their own safety and that of innocent persons.

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It looks like the COI throw the PNC/AFC a bone here by culpating the cops even though no evidence exist to link them to the shooting. What about the charges by some that there were afc/pnc agents in the crowd shooting their own people?

COPS ALONE HAD FIREARMS Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms when protestors and persons in the vicinity were shot. During the hearing, senior police ranks who testified had stated that the civilians were shot with copper-coated shotgun ammunition and claimed that this ammunition was no longer used by the Force.

FM
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

It looks like the COI throw the PNC/AFC a bone here by culpating the cops even though no evidence exist to link them to the shooting. What about the charges by some that there were afc/pnc agents in the crowd shooting their own people?

COPS ALONE HAD FIREARMS Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms when protestors and persons in the vicinity were shot. During the hearing, senior police ranks who testified had stated that the civilians were shot with copper-coated shotgun ammunition and claimed that this ammunition was no longer used by the Force.

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Trying to save your sorry ass...that's Ramotar's Commission and it said the AFC did nothing wrong, unlike what racists like you and Rev Al were saying here. Rohee is responsible. But Ramotar said he loves the Burnham Constitution so he intends to override Parliament and allow the murderous and corrupt Rohee to continue. That is why the PPP government will never be credible. 

FM

when these same police officers was shooting indians in the pnc days there were monsters and racists now they shooting people today for the ppp government they are  not responable

FM

Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms.


If there is no direct evidence, why blame the police? Any good findings on "no direct evidence" is to give the police the benefit of the doubt. Bgurd was right in saying that the COI throw a bone in the opposition corner.  

FM
Originally Posted by warrior:

this is nothing but a joke guyana is a third world country rule by third world mentalty a waste of taxpayers money

You want to be president or prime minister?

FM
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

It looks like the COI throw the PNC/AFC a bone here by culpating the cops even though no evidence exist to link them to the shooting. What about the charges by some that there were afc/pnc agents in the crowd shooting their own people?

COPS ALONE HAD FIREARMS Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms when protestors and persons in the vicinity were shot. During the hearing, senior police ranks who testified had stated that the civilians were shot with copper-coated shotgun ammunition and claimed that this ammunition was no longer used by the Force.

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Trying to save your sorry ass...that's Ramotar's Commission and it said the AFC did nothing wrong, unlike what racists like you and Rev Al were saying here. Rohee is responsible. But Ramotar said he loves the Burnham Constitution so he intends to override Parliament and allow the murderous and corrupt Rohee to continue. That is why the PPP government will never be credible. 

What is the honorable Minister Rohee is guilty of? Please provide the evidence and stop blowing hot air. If the constitution was good for them, it's also good for the PPP. End of story!

FM
Originally Posted by ABIDHA:
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

It looks like the COI throw the PNC/AFC a bone here by culpating the cops even though no evidence exist to link them to the shooting. What about the charges by some that there were afc/pnc agents in the crowd shooting their own people?

COPS ALONE HAD FIREARMS Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms when protestors and persons in the vicinity were shot. During the hearing, senior police ranks who testified had stated that the civilians were shot with copper-coated shotgun ammunition and claimed that this ammunition was no longer used by the Force.

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Trying to save your sorry ass...that's Ramotar's Commission and it said the AFC did nothing wrong, unlike what racists like you and Rev Al were saying here. Rohee is responsible. But Ramotar said he loves the Burnham Constitution so he intends to override Parliament and allow the murderous and corrupt Rohee to continue. That is why the PPP government will never be credible. 

What is the honorable Minister Rohee is guilty of? Please provide the evidence and stop blowing hot air. If the constitution was good for them, it's also good for the PPP. End of story!

Under his watch a Commissioner of Police was allowed to serve even though he "benefited materially from the drugs trade." Minister Sawh was killed and nothing was done. We have a spy agency under Rohee but no forensic lab. The Indo hero and convicted pusher said he fought for the PPP. 

FM
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by ABIDHA:
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

It looks like the COI throw the PNC/AFC a bone here by culpating the cops even though no evidence exist to link them to the shooting. What about the charges by some that there were afc/pnc agents in the crowd shooting their own people?

COPS ALONE HAD FIREARMS Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms when protestors and persons in the vicinity were shot. During the hearing, senior police ranks who testified had stated that the civilians were shot with copper-coated shotgun ammunition and claimed that this ammunition was no longer used by the Force.

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Trying to save your sorry ass...that's Ramotar's Commission and it said the AFC did nothing wrong, unlike what racists like you and Rev Al were saying here. Rohee is responsible. But Ramotar said he loves the Burnham Constitution so he intends to override Parliament and allow the murderous and corrupt Rohee to continue. That is why the PPP government will never be credible. 

What is the honorable Minister Rohee is guilty of? Please provide the evidence and stop blowing hot air. If the constitution was good for them, it's also good for the PPP. End of story!

Under his watch a Commissioner of Police was allowed to serve even though he "benefited materially from the drugs trade." Minister Sawh was killed and nothing was done. We have a spy agency under Rohee but no forensic lab. The Indo hero and convicted pusher said he fought for the PPP. 

This is your own story, just provide the evidence of all the crimes that you're making up against Minister Rohee. This is not children chit-chat when you want to lay blame on Ministers. We're adults and we need to be responsible for our statement in public.

FM
Originally Posted by ABIDHA:
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by ABIDHA:
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

It looks like the COI throw the PNC/AFC a bone here by culpating the cops even though no evidence exist to link them to the shooting. What about the charges by some that there were afc/pnc agents in the crowd shooting their own people?

COPS ALONE HAD FIREARMS Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms when protestors and persons in the vicinity were shot. During the hearing, senior police ranks who testified had stated that the civilians were shot with copper-coated shotgun ammunition and claimed that this ammunition was no longer used by the Force.

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Trying to save your sorry ass...that's Ramotar's Commission and it said the AFC did nothing wrong, unlike what racists like you and Rev Al were saying here. Rohee is responsible. But Ramotar said he loves the Burnham Constitution so he intends to override Parliament and allow the murderous and corrupt Rohee to continue. That is why the PPP government will never be credible. 

What is the honorable Minister Rohee is guilty of? Please provide the evidence and stop blowing hot air. If the constitution was good for them, it's also good for the PPP. End of story!

Under his watch a Commissioner of Police was allowed to serve even though he "benefited materially from the drugs trade." Minister Sawh was killed and nothing was done. We have a spy agency under Rohee but no forensic lab. The Indo hero and convicted pusher said he fought for the PPP. 

This is your own story, just provide the evidence of all the crimes that you're making up against Minister Rohee. This is not children chit-chat when you want to lay blame on Ministers. We're adults and we need to be responsible for our statement in public.

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While controlling the courts, judicial system, media and having a powerful bastardized Constitution at their disposal to commit wrongs, scoundrels always ask for evidence. Evidence...the refuge of a scoundrel. 

FM

This "crying foul" is not going to change if the constitution remain the same. It takes 2/3 majority to make changes. We should waste our precious time on a different subject.

FM

Violent protesters killed and opposition demanded an inquiry.

Peaceful protesters killed on the Courantyne and the opposition don't give a damn because their are Indians protesting terror by the Buxton gang.

Billy Ram Balgobin
Originally Posted by Billy Ram Balgobin:

Violent protesters killed and opposition demanded an inquiry.

Peaceful protesters killed on the Courantyne and the opposition don't give a damn because their are Indians protesting terror by the Buxton gang.

I have to blame the government of the day for letting the PNC thugs trample over us. It's long overdue and president Ramotar need to flex his muscles and do something about the race advantage in Guyana. This is bull shit.

FM
Originally Posted by Billy Ram Balgobin:

If Ramotar is incapable of dealing with violence of the opposition then he should clear the way for someone else.

We have to think on the term "then again". Ramotar is a man of diplomacy. He is struggling with parliament by their one seat majority. He has so much on his agenda and the ongoing development. Being tough between with the race advantage will only get ugly on his watch. I am sure he knows it and only time will be on the PPP side to get things right. 

FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:

Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms.


If there is no direct evidence, why blame the police? Any good findings on "no direct evidence" is to give the police the benefit of the doubt. Bgurd was right in saying that the COI throw a bone in the opposition corner.  


No direct evidence is dxirected to lack of evidence to blame an INDIVIDUAL police man.

 

The COI says that only the police had guns so they were to blame.

FM

They needed an inquiry when right here on GNI we investigated the indecent and pinpointed the instigator. But the government conveniently cannot find the person who gave the political order to kill a few blacks, and they couldn't find out who fired the shots. What, don't we have a ballistic expert that could have been hired from China?

Mr.T

The leaked Linden Commission of Inquiry(COI) report was very critical of A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) Member of Parliament Desmond Trotman for his stance on the blocking of the Mackenzie/ Wismar Bridge and other acts. During his testimony Trotman was unapologetic in his support for the unlawful actions of protesters when they  blocked the Mackenzie /Wismar Bridge and sought to justify it by saying it by describing it as a 'just cause'.

The commission in its report said "it is noteworthy that a Member of Parliament who was at the scene on the 18th day of July when much of this was taking place or had already taken place stubbornly refused to accept that the protesters had resorted to unlawful means to carry out what would otherwise have been a lawful endeavour. To him the police ought not to have intervened because the protest was for a just cause. The justice of a cause seldom if ever justifies a breach of the Constitution and certainly in this situation we are of the view that, whilst we empathize with the citizens, resorting to unlawful means could not have been condoned by the police."


source

FM

Those poor victims. Murdered by this communist regime. Once they have imported weapons of torture from China and built their underground death cells below the Marriott, many will disappear.

Mr.T

The joint opposition was caught shifting their goal post as it relates of Minister Rohee, in order to score very cheap political points, the commission of Inquiry who knows, might have shed light on the sinister motives of the joint opposition

FM
Originally Posted by caribny:
Originally Posted by Cobra:

Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms.


If there is no direct evidence, why blame the police? Any good findings on "no direct evidence" is to give the police the benefit of the doubt. Bgurd was right in saying that the COI throw a bone in the opposition corner.  


No direct evidence is dxirected to lack of evidence to blame an INDIVIDUAL police man.

 

The COI says that only the police had guns so they were to blame.

Listen bull pup, only the police had guns but no shots were fired from those guns...the COI wasn't there when the riot was taking place and testimonies they receive are from PNC/APNU worshipers who would lie under oath. The COI report clearly stated that APNU is responsible for the riot. Ballistic test prove that no police guns were used to kill the Linden rioters. Black man head hard, but you don't have to think like a frigging dry coconut. 

FM

The Commission of Inquiry blamed organisers and politicians for the escalation of tension on that fateful day by failing to advise the protesters to obey police orders by a loudhailer and a banner to remove from the bridge. Those named are Region 10 Chairman, Sharma Solomon and other politicians- Aubrey Norton, Vanessa Kissoon and Desmond Trotman. “What transpired on the Bridge on July 18, 2012 could have been avoided if some of the influential Community persons had intervened and advised the protestors to display due respect for the law.”


excerpts from Demwaves

FM
Originally Posted by Conscience:

The Commission of Inquiry blamed organizers and politicians for the escalation of tension on that fateful day by failing to advise the protesters to obey police orders by a loudhailer and a banner to remove from the bridge. Those named are Region 10 Chairman, Sharma Solomon and other politicians- Aubrey Norton, Vanessa Kissoon and Desmond Trotman. “What transpired on the Bridge on July 18, 2012 could have been avoided if some of the influential Community persons had intervened and advised the protestors to display due respect for the law.”


excerpts from Demwaves

If only the enmore martyrs had not blocked a bridge they would not be  shot ! What a load of crap. They were protesting, they were there to impost their political will via protest and disrupt business as usual.

 

Over a million Greeks and Spanish did that for weeks  on end.. how many were shoot by the police? This naked propagandist tact of the PPP has lost them one region. I think the Amerindians are already figuring out that they are not to be trusted....dere dere

FM
Originally Posted by ABIDHA:

Stormy, how much did you pay to sell your soul to the devil? Even TK is acting like he's possessed there days.

No one has to pay me to say the obvious. The PPP are on a path that bodes ill for us. They are autocrats who hide behind rules prescribed by a dictator in a constitution foisted on us in a rigged referendum. To them, normal rules of propriety does not work.

 

FM

PPP praised the police for shooting down Lindeners for exercising their right to protest.  Police held responsible for the cold blooded murders.

PPP screamed that Lindeners were ungrateful black people who deserved what they got.

Well Linden and Bartica turned out to vote in huge numbers and that contributed heavily to the PPP LOSING!

FM
caribny posted:

PPP praised the police for shooting down Lindeners for exercising their right to protest.  Police held responsible for the cold blooded murders.

PPP screamed that Lindeners were ungrateful black people who deserved what they got.

Well Linden and Bartica turned out to vote in huge numbers and that contributed heavily to the PPP LOSING!

You must be a dodo bird. There was no evidence that the police shot anyone. No forensic evidence whatsoever.  The PPP did not condone the shooting, in fact Rohoe was exonerated. Many theorize that the PNC send their agents in to sacrifice protesters to cause civil unrest. This was achieved and the rest is history as we see the PNC now sitting on the throne leading the nation into the abyss of economic failure. 

Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms when protestors and persons in the vicinity were shot. During the hearing, senior police ranks who testified had stated that the civilians were shot with copper-coated shotgun ammunition and claimed that this ammunition was no longer used by the Force.

FM
Drugb posted:
caribny posted:

PPP praised the police for shooting down Lindeners for exercising their right to protest.  Police held responsible for the cold blooded murders.

PPP screamed that Lindeners were ungrateful black people who deserved what they got.

Well Linden and Bartica turned out to vote in huge numbers and that contributed heavily to the PPP LOSING!

You must be a dodo bird. There was no evidence that the police shot anyone. No forensic evidence whatsoever.  The PPP did not condone the shooting, in fact Rohoe was exonerated. Many theorize that the PNC send their agents in to sacrifice protesters to cause civil unrest. This was achieved and the rest is history as we see the PNC now sitting on the throne leading the nation into the abyss of economic failure. 

Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms when protestors and persons in the vicinity were shot. During the hearing, senior police ranks who testified had stated that the civilians were shot with copper-coated shotgun ammunition and claimed that this ammunition was no longer used by the Force.

No one else had guns therefore the police were blamed. END of story!

And in fact all of you all, including you, were screaming that Lindeners deserved to be shot when it happened.

 

FM
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caribny posted:
Drugb posted:
caribny posted:

PPP praised the police for shooting down Lindeners for exercising their right to protest.  Police held responsible for the cold blooded murders.

PPP screamed that Lindeners were ungrateful black people who deserved what they got.

Well Linden and Bartica turned out to vote in huge numbers and that contributed heavily to the PPP LOSING!

You must be a dodo bird. There was no evidence that the police shot anyone. No forensic evidence whatsoever.  The PPP did not condone the shooting, in fact Rohoe was exonerated. Many theorize that the PNC send their agents in to sacrifice protesters to cause civil unrest. This was achieved and the rest is history as we see the PNC now sitting on the throne leading the nation into the abyss of economic failure. 

Kaieteur News understands that while the Commission unearthed no direct evidence that any individual ranks shot the protesters, the Commission deemed the Guyana Police Force culpable, since there was no evidence that anyone other than the police ranks were in possession of firearms when protestors and persons in the vicinity were shot. During the hearing, senior police ranks who testified had stated that the civilians were shot with copper-coated shotgun ammunition and claimed that this ammunition was no longer used by the Force.

No one else had guns therefore the police were blamed. END of story!

And in fact all of you all, including you, were screaming that Lindeners deserved to be shot when it happened.

 

Nonsense, how did they derive that a crowd of hundreds of pnc agents didn't have guns? On the police end, forensic evidence exonerated them. By the time the shooting was over, the pnc agents had already done their benevolent assassinations and fled the scene. End of story.

FM
Drugb posted:
 

Nonsense, how did they derive that a crowd of hundreds of pnc agents didn't have guns? On the police end, forensic evidence exonerated them. By the time the shooting was over, the pnc agents had already done their benevolent assassinations and fled the scene. End of story.

All the forensic evidence stated was that the bullets used by the shooters weren't the same as the standard bullets used by the GPF. It did NOT state that no police had access to them.

ANY way the police themselves admitted that they knew who the shooters were.

Another thread that I revived made reference to that commentary by the PPP Seelall.

And in fact NO ONE said ANYTHING about PNC infiltrators.  Only you.

The initial reaction of the PPP was that the protestors deserved to be shot because they should have moved when told to by the police.  They only changed their story when international reports made the PPP look like the racist dictatorship that non Indians knew them to be.

Look at how Jagdeo is  now running screaming that "he gun tek back Guyana for Indians". His own former colleague Ramkarran revealed that fact.  Yes the SAME Ramkarran who was blocked from being speaker by APNU and the AFC so should have no reason to like them.

FM
caribny posted:

All the forensic evidence stated was that the bullets used by the shooters weren't the same as the standard bullets used by the GPF. It did NOT state that no police had access to them.

ANY way the police themselves admitted that they knew who the shooters were.

Another thread that I revived made reference to that commentary by the PPP Seelall.

And in fact NO ONE said ANYTHING about PNC infiltrators.  Only you.

The initial reaction of the PPP was that the protestors deserved to be shot because they should have moved when told to by the police.  They only changed their story when international reports made the PPP look like the racist dictatorship that non Indians knew them to be.

Look at how Jagdeo is  now running screaming that "he gun tek back Guyana for Indians". His own former colleague Ramkarran revealed that fact.  Yes the SAME Ramkarran who was blocked from being speaker by APNU and the AFC so should have no reason to like them.

You need to catch sense.

This past week's hearings by the 'Wolfe Commission' may not have been a good one for the country's parliamentary Opposition. They had to contend, for instance, with the chairman's decision that no reason had so far surfaced to invite Minister Rohee, as well as the earlier disclosure by the UK ballistics expert, Dr Anderson, that his findings had turned up no evidence that the shots which killed the three Linden protesters had come from police guns.

 

FM

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