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UPDATED: Narcotics detective shot dead  
Written by Kwesi Isles   
Friday, 14 September 2012 07:43
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A young detective, who was making a lot of drug busts, was found shot dead in his car at Number 70 Village, Corentyne.


Police sources say Detective Jirbahand Dianand’s body was discovered in a car at Number 70 Village, Corentyne with a gunshot wound.


He was stationed at Springlands Police Station and was assigned to Moleson Creek where the Guyana-Suriname ferry operates.


A police release later stated that Detective Constable Dianand, 23, was found around 5.30 AM in motor car PHH 6528 on the public road at Jackson Creek, Corentyne with a suspected gunshot wound to the head. 

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Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

FM
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.

 

Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.

 

Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

Shit does happen. Why you want to hold the state accountable? Is this one of your screw ball theories? Is this what you're getting paid for to come on GNI and post garbage? Talking about waste of time and waste of resources and here is a party executive is publicly pissing on all of us.

FM
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

===========

 

Personally, I hold the State culpable ...

 

gerard ramsaroop, mark benchop

and other AFC goons incited elements

in Linden to create havoc.

 


gerard:

 

How soon will you and your fellow goons in the AFC incite corentyne people to burn schools and deny children an education like you did in Linden ? You monsters in the AFC ought to be put on tiral and then thrown in jail when found guilty.

 

Rev

FM

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

FM
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

.

Mitwah
Originally Posted by TI:
Anytime anybody shoot the police is the PPP fault. Anytime the police shoot anyone is the PPP fault. If the AFC goes to Linden and make the people riot, is the PPP fault.

 Are the two instances mutually exclusive or pointing to the same rottenness in the society? Whoever killed this man was not doing so because they feel the security system is good enough to catch them. Obviously, it hardly ever solves any of its cases and have a large reservoir of unsolved murders.

 

If also the Police kills a citizen then one has to investigate as the  prohibition of taking a life is sacrosanct.

 

It is also pure bilge the the AFC went to linden to incite riot.  Did the PPP incite riot with their 28 history of protest against the dictatorship? This is a dictatorship on every level except they were elected.

FM
Originally Posted by TI:
Anytime anybody shoot the police is the PPP fault. Anytime the police shoot anyone is the PPP fault. If the AFC goes to Linden and make the people riot, is the PPP fault.

I am glad you get the picture, and no one should take Gerhard seriously. He was willing to do the dirty job for the AFC that others refused. The PNC/APNU has more credibility in Guyana than the AFC. Gerhard is an empty barrel salesman, and he used GNI as his news outlet. Again, we recognized the fake sympathy, and this infighting is all about self-fulfillment and has nothing to do with shaping Guyana or providing for the people.

FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.

 

Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.

 

Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

Shit does happen. Why you want to hold the state accountable? Is this one of your screw ball theories? Is this what you're getting paid for to come on GNI and post garbage? Talking about waste of time and waste of resources and here is a party executive is publicly pissing on all of us.


THANK YOU SIR. THESE INHUMAH ROBBER BARRON, KAKAHOLE PUTTY ARE BEYONG SHAMELESS PRICKS!!!!!!

Nehru
Originally Posted by Cobra:
Originally Posted by TI:
Anytime anybody shoot the police is the PPP fault. Anytime the police shoot anyone is the PPP fault. If the AFC goes to Linden and make the people riot, is the PPP fault.

I am glad you get the picture, and no one should take Gerhard seriously. He was willing to do the dirty job for the AFC that others refused. The PNC/APNU has more credibility in Guyana than the AFC. Gerhard is an empty barrel salesman, and he used GNI as his news outlet. Again, we recognized the fake sympathy, and this infighting is all about self-fulfillment and has nothing to do with shaping Guyana or providing for the people.


GERHARD IS A SHAMELESS CRABDAAG WHO IS HELL BENT ON ATTAINING POWER AND WEALTH!!!!

Nehru
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

Cheap politics with the young man's life.  The DEA can hardly contain drug traffic here in the US and have had very limited or mix results in Columbia itself.  The US occupied Afganistan with 150k troops and opium was booming.  Why do you think the DEA or the Brits could solve Guyana's problems?  Get real.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

Cheap politics with the young man's life.  The DEA can hardly contain drug traffic here in the US and have had very limited or mix results in Columbia itself.  The US occupied Afganistan with 150k troops and opium was booming.  Why do you think the DEA or the Brits could solve Guyana's problems?  Get real.

  Stupid comparison.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

Cheap politics with the young man's life.  The DEA can hardly contain drug traffic here in the US and have had very limited or mix results in Columbia itself.  The US occupied Afganistan with 150k troops and opium was booming.  Why do you think the DEA or the Brits could solve Guyana's problems?  Get real.


THESE SHAMELESS PRICKS THINK THEY ARE TALKIN TO FOOLS.

Nehru
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

Cheap politics with the young man's life.  The DEA can hardly contain drug traffic here in the US and have had very limited or mix results in Columbia itself.  The US occupied Afganistan with 150k troops and opium was booming.  Why do you think the DEA or the Brits could solve Guyana's problems?  Get real.

  Stupid comparison.

Coming from a fool, that's a complement.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

Cheap politics with the young man's life.  The DEA can hardly contain drug traffic here in the US and have had very limited or mix results in Columbia itself.  The US occupied Afganistan with 150k troops and opium was booming.  Why do you think the DEA or the Brits could solve Guyana's problems?  Get real.

  Stupid comparison.

Coming from a fool, that's a complement.

 So say the one thinking himself wise...

FM
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AFC Media Release: September14th, 2012

 

The Alliance For Change extends condolence to the family and relatives of Detective Jirbahand Dianand of the Guyana Police Force whose body was discovered this morning in a car at Number 70 Village, Corentyne with a gunshot wound.

 

The AFC condemns the killing of the young police detective and urges the Guyana Police Force not to be deterred by this brazen act of murder which was clearly designed to intimidate members of the Force and keep them away from carrying out their lawful duties.

 

The AFC will not condone the murder of any citizen and especially condemns the murder of law enforcement officers.

[END]

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

Cheap politics with the young man's life.  The DEA can hardly contain drug traffic here in the US and have had very limited or mix results in Columbia itself.  The US occupied Afganistan with 150k troops and opium was booming.  Why do you think the DEA or the Brits could solve Guyana's problems?  Get real.

This is what I said in totality, "Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.

 

Had there been meaningful reform AND the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today."

 

The only cheap thing here, baseman, is your selectiveness in what I said.

FM

My deepest sympathies to departed this man's family.

 

Gerhard, would you care to provide more details on this SSR and DEA ? We can perhaps engage in a debate with more details before we all start a huge exchange of words with insufficient details.

 

I was originally from one village away where this incident occurred and I can assure you that this is a drug free area. There has to be more to this story.

 

It is very sad to see this young man's life taken away. The government and police must make an official statement on this matter.

 

We must not remain silent when someone who fights crime is killed. We need a safe and drug free society. These brave men and women are waging a dangerous battle to protect the citizens of Guyana and need support from the government.

FM
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

Cheap politics with the young man's life.  The DEA can hardly contain drug traffic here in the US and have had very limited or mix results in Columbia itself.  The US occupied Afganistan with 150k troops and opium was booming.  Why do you think the DEA or the Brits could solve Guyana's problems?  Get real.

This is what I said in totality, "Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.

 

Had there been meaningful reform AND the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today."

 

The only cheap thing here, baseman, is your selectiveness in what I said.

As I said, Cheap politics...confirmed from your "personal" innuendo and conjecture.

FM
Originally Posted by yuji22:

My deepest sympathies to departed this man's family.

 

Gerhard, would you care to provide more details on this SSR and DEA ? We can perhaps engage in a debate with more details before we all start a huge exchange of words with insufficient details.

 

I was originally from one village away where this incident occurred and I can assure you that this is a drug free area. There has to be more to this story.

 

It is very sad to see this young man's life taken away. The government and police must make an official statement on this matter.

 

We must not remain silent when someone who fights crime is killed. We need a safe and drug free society. These brave men and women are waging a dangerous battle to protect the citizens of Guyana and need support from the government.

yuji22, thank you for at least having the decency to offer your condolences as opposed to the other anti-AFC figures here.  I had a very long thread on the British SSRP right here on GNI.  Let me see if I can find it for you.  Again, your decency on this issue shines.

FM

Gerhard,

 

You are on the right side regarding this matter. I do not in any way see the AFC taking advantage of the situation but rather taking a fair stand on a matter of deep concern.

 

This is the role where you are at your best. I may disagree with some of your political stance but must agree with you on this matter. Do not be distracted on this matter. Keep up the heat on the government to have a full and independent inquiry into this matter.

 

We need to see economic progress in Guyana but security of  the citizens of Guyana is paramount. This rings close to me since that happened next to village where I originally grew up.

 

 

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

Deepest condolences to the family of this brave young man. He lost his life in the fight against the evil drug scourge that is ravaging our land.


Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.


Had there been meaningful reform and the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today. May he rest in peace, and let us pray that others like him are not be deterred.

Cheap politics with the young man's life.  The DEA can hardly contain drug traffic here in the US and have had very limited or mix results in Columbia itself.  The US occupied Afganistan with 150k troops and opium was booming.  Why do you think the DEA or the Brits could solve Guyana's problems?  Get real.

This is what I said in totality, "Personally, I hold the State culpable because of its relationship with the underworld, and the dragging of its feet on Security Sector reform (rejection of the British SSRP) and bringing in the DEA.

 

Had there been meaningful reform AND the DEA been here, this young man may still have been alive today."

 

The only cheap thing here, baseman, is your selectiveness in what I said.

As I said, Cheap politics...confirmed from your "personal" innuendo and conjecture.

baseman, I am done with you.  I have nothing more to say to you on this forum, unless you can actually discuss issues without getting personal.  I feel sorry for you, in that you are bright, and probably a generally decent person, but cannot get past your deep and ingrained hatred of black people.  What makes this even more sad, is that we are all descended from blacks, with Indians, especially from the south where most of us come from, being among the closest descendants (as opposed to Europeans, Chinese and the native people of the Americas).  You have a lot of work to do to erase that stain on your soul before you die.  If I were you, I'd start now.

FM
Originally Posted by yuji22:

My deepest sympathies to departed this man's family.

 

Gerhard, would you care to provide more details on this SSR and DEA ? We can perhaps engage in a debate with more details before we all start a huge exchange of words with insufficient details.

 

I was originally from one village away where this incident occurred and I can assure you that this is a drug free area. There has to be more to this story.

 

It is very sad to see this young man's life taken away. The government and police must make an official statement on this matter.

 

We must not remain silent when someone who fights crime is killed. We need a safe and drug free society. These brave men and women are waging a dangerous battle to protect the citizens of Guyana and need support from the government.

 There are hardly any drug free area in gy, Every village has its allotment of junkies. There is no outreach to speak of to help these people. The local population has to deal with them.

 

Drug is a pervasive under current in the society. From those who build malls, have air transport business, own eco resorts, have chain stores and are key in the entertainment industry, drug is the grease in the engine that makes those bright light shine in the city.

FM
Originally Posted by yuji22:

 

Gerhard, would you care to provide more details on this SSR and DEA ?


You are asking Gerhard to provide more details ?

 

Gerhard is a trickster! He comes here blaming the state---he means the PPP--for the death of the officer.

 

DON'T BE GULLIBLE AND BE EASILY FOOLED BY GERHARD.

 

Gerhard is an evil, wicked monster----dont forget what Gerhard and his fellow AFC goons engineered in Linden:

 

 

Rev

 

 

FM
Originally Posted by yuji22:

Gerhard,

 

You are on the right side regarding this matter. I do not in any way see the AFC taking advantage of the situation but rather taking a fair stand on a matter of deep concern.

 

This is the role where you are at your best. I may disagree with some of your political stance but must agree with you on this matter. Do not be distracted on this matter. Keep up the heat on the government to have a full and independent inquiry into this matter.

 

We need to see economic progress in Guyana but security of  the citizens of Guyana is paramount. This rings close to me since that happened next to village where I originally grew up.

 

 

yuji22, thank you once again.  It is a national issue and one that should concern us deeply, regardless of political affiliation.

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by yuji22:

 

Gerhard, would you care to provide more details on this SSR and DEA ?


You are asking Gerhard to provide more details ?

 

Gerhard is a trickster! He comes here blaming the state---he means the PPP--for the death of the officer.

 

DON'T BE GULLIBLE AND BE EASILY FOOLED BY GERHARD.

 

Gerhard is an evil, wicked monster----dont forget what Gerhard and his fellow AFC goons engineered in Linden:

 

 

 

Rev

 

 

He he hee, the only thing you know to do well is lie. I doubt you can find one person here who think you are of moral standing to call anyone any names. Take a chill pill you bloody bigot

FM
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by yuji22:

My deepest sympathies to departed this man's family.

 

Gerhard, would you care to provide more details on this SSR and DEA ? We can perhaps engage in a debate with more details before we all start a huge exchange of words with insufficient details.

 

I was originally from one village away where this incident occurred and I can assure you that this is a drug free area. There has to be more to this story.

 

It is very sad to see this young man's life taken away. The government and police must make an official statement on this matter.

 

We must not remain silent when someone who fights crime is killed. We need a safe and drug free society. These brave men and women are waging a dangerous battle to protect the citizens of Guyana and need support from the government.

 There are hardly any drug free area in gy, Every village has its allotment of junkies. There is no outreach to speak of to help these people. The local population has to deal with them.

 

Drug is a pervasive under current in the society. From those who build malls, have air transport business, own eco resorts, have chain stores and are key in the entertainment industry, drug is the grease in the engine that makes those bright light shine in the city.

You are absolutely on the ball here, Stormborn.  That is the reality that Guyana has become.

FM

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