Three alleged bandits shot dead by police

GREAT!!  KEEP IT COMING. ELIMINATE THE PARASITES!!!

What ever happens to Granger's on't shoot to kill", kill a few more and I bet the crime will drop. It's a good thing.

kp posted:

What ever happens to Granger's on't shoot to kill", kill a few more and I bet the crime will drop. It's a good thing.

The police 👮‍♀️ take action and kill bandits but somehow alyuh still gon mock the president.  

How do you “don’t shoot to kill” when a hail of gunfire coming your way?

Nehru posted:

GREAT!!  KEEP IT COMING. ELIMINATE THE PARASITES!!!

killing drunk people is a crime or its a blessing 

warrior posted:

Nehru posted:

GREAT!!  KEEP IT COMING. ELIMINATE THE PARASITES!!!

killing drunk people is a crime or its a blessing 

How come you nah dead yet, you Parasite and piece of RAW SEWAGE???  Are you a Cat with 9 lives????

These are the church boys who were following people home from the bank.  Good job by the GPF.

How many civilians are shot, robbed or killed before three bandits are dead? The good work of the police will not put a dent in the thieving industry. It's a lucrative business in Guyana. It pays better than being in the police force. 

Prince posted:

How many civilians are shot, robbed or killed before three bandits are dead? The good work of the police will not put a dent in the thieving industry. It's a lucrative business in Guyana. It pays better than being in the police force. 

Banna, there is a lot more good people out there than bad. It is possible these guys are guilty for most of the theft..three less scum down and out.

cain posted:

Prince posted:

How many civilians are shot, robbed or killed before three bandits are dead? The good work of the police will not put a dent in the thieving industry. It's a lucrative business in Guyana. It pays better than being in the police force. 

Banna, there is a lot more good people out there than bad. It is possible these guys are guilty for most of the theft..three less scum down and out.

Unfortunately, ten will replace them. 

That's ten more to take out.

Baseman posted:

kp posted:

What ever happens to Granger's on't shoot to kill", kill a few more and I bet the crime will drop. It's a good thing.

The police 👮‍♀️ take action and kill bandits but somehow alyuh still gon mock the president.  

How do you “don’t shoot to kill” when a hail of gunfire coming your way?

What happens to your memory  Granger did asked the police to shoot but don't kill.

kp posted:

Baseman posted:

kp posted:

What ever happens to Granger's on't shoot to kill", kill a few more and I bet the crime will drop. It's a good thing.

The police 👮‍♀️ take action and kill bandits but somehow alyuh still gon mock the president.  

How do you “don’t shoot to kill” when a hail of gunfire coming your way?

What happens to your memory  Granger did asked the police to shoot but don't kill.

Don’t know why he would.  Maybe he meant, like in the USA, don’t shoot to kill if the person has a pen-knife of ball-point pen?

I doubt he expects that if faced with a revolver or ak 47!

Alleged bandits?  

They gun rob Exxon soon.

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Alleged bandits?  

I wondered about that but they did fire at the cops. One reason not to kill a bandit is to get them to snitch, get the head guy.

cain posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Alleged bandits?  

I wondered about that but they did fire at the cops. One reason not to kill a bandit is to get them to snitch, get the head guy.

If the shoot at the police then the police have a right to return fire and subdue them.

Pop a few more,the message will be sent.They also need arrest some alive so they can sing like a canary.

Three alleged bandits were earlier today shot and killed by police on the Seawall Road in the vicinity of the GNS Sports Complex ground.

The police have identified the dead men as Dextroy Cordis of Grove, East Bank Demerara; Kwame Assanah of Buxton, East Coast Demerara; and Errol Adams of Dartmouth, Essequibo Coast and Buxton.

Based on what this newspaper was told police ranks trailing the bandits from a city bank came under fire around 1 pm.

The bodies are lying on the roadway and the area has been cordoned off by police investigators who are processing the scene.

A senior police official said that the police were conducting an “operation” when they came under fire.

The police have been under intense pressure recently over a spate of attacks on persons after they had transacted business at banks.

The Police this afternoon issued the following press release

Following several incidents of robbery under arms, committed on customers who would have gone to various commercial banks to conduct financial transactions within recent times, surveillance and collaboration with key stakeholders were improved.

Today about 10:30hrs, based on information received from ‘Operatives’ performing duty in the vicinity of Scotia Bank on Robb Street, that a motorcar with two suspicious looking characters was in the vicinity, ranks of an anti-crime patrol in an unmarked vehicle were alerted and followed this vehicle which by this time was observed following a customer who had exited the said bank and was in a motorcar.

This observation continued and culminated at the Kingston Seawall where the customer had by this time parked his motorcar.

At this time the two suspicious looking characters in the motorcar, drove up to the customer’s vehicle and exited, one brandishing a small arm at the customer.

At the same time the police anti-crime patrol, which by now was in close proximity called out to the suspicious looking characters but the one who was armed discharged several rounds at the police who returned fire.

This initial exchange resulted in the demise of the two persons later identified as Dextroy Cordis also known as Dutty 46yrs, of Grove, EBD and Kwame Assanah, age unknown, of Buxton, ECD.

Seconds after the initial exchange of gunfire, two males were observed on a CG motorcycle in close proximity to the motorcar of the now dead suspects, and one of the two persons on the motorcycle discharged several rounds at the police who again returned fire which resulted in a third person identified as Errol Adams also known as Dynamite, 57years, a known character of Dartmouth, Essequibo Coast and Buxton, ECD, mortally wounded. His accomplice sped away on the motorcycle.

A 9mm Pistol along with a magazine containing seven live rounds and four spent shells was found next to the body of Dextroy Cordis.

Kwame Assanah and Errol Adams were previously arrested in connection with several offences and Dextroy Cordis was previously granted bail on a simple larceny charge to wit ‘trunking’.

The roof and windshield of the police anti-crime vehicle were damaged by the gunfire from the suspects.

The motorcar which was driven by the now deceased Kwame Assanah was searched and the following items were found therein a supernumerary precept, one driver’s licence, ten passports belonging to himself and family members, a key used by trunkers, two handcuff keys, a bandana and clothing.

There is no alternative but to kill them off.  This is why I support automatic death penalty for any armed robbery even if no one was killed.  Criminals progress in crime and violence when they get away.  Its only a matter of time before the kill someone!

If it could have worked in Nigeria, it will work in Guyana!!

I hope the police were able to get cell phones from these criminals and track their  phone calls.

For the criminals to trail the car , some one has to communicate within the bank ...