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When will Rohee do something about the crime rate?

DECEMBER 30, 2013 | BY  | FILED UNDER LETTERS 

Dear Editor,
For the last ten years Guyana has struggled with this pernicious problem of high crime and senseless killing of innocent citizens by armed bandits for which the slumber PPP regime and its pathetic Minister of Home Affairs have been pilloried for their failure to tame this monster.
In fact, it is often joked that an out-of-favor politician is sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs where his career is expected to die! This is true because the current Minister of Home Affairs career has indeed ‘died’ a long time ago. He has now become the Ghost Minister of Home Affairs.
We recall the more than 400 horrible murders committed between 2002 and 2006 that have shattered many lives, leaving families without mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, uncles, aunts, grandparents, and grandchildren.
We recall the pain and suffering unleashed on this country by marauding, callous scum who killed with impunity and, in the process, created fear that strangled growth and the incompetent Minister of Home Affairs and the corrupt minority PPP regime could not find a solution to this problem.
The Jagdeo/Ramotar cabal continues to hide the truth from the public on the criminality that held the country and people hostage for five years.
Our reflection on this sad, awful chapter in the country’s history is prompted by what is obviously a return to those dark days with the recent spate of robberies and murders.  The killers/murderers have robbed the families and the country of citizens who probably could have made significant contributions to Guyana’s development but it was not meant to be.
Mr. Rohee is not a pro-active minister, rather a reactive one who does not know what to do. It is difficult for anyone to fathom that a country with a population of roughly 730,000 would have 130 murders in eleven months.
We, like all right-thinking Guyanese, are appalled by these senseless and brutal murders, which are not only denying the country the benefit of its human resources, but are affecting its economic development, yet the incompetent
Minister of Home Affairs finds time for everything else but to stop the vicious slaughtering of innocent Guyanese. Can anyone imagine that Rohee has blamed the Mayor for the garbage pile-up in the city. We firmly believe that Guyana would be better off without him and several others including the Minister of Housing.
Guyana is losing millions of dollars from cancelled vacations by Guyanese in the Diaspora and other tourism bookings because of a fear of crime, even though crimes against visitors are negligible. Add to this is the disruption to people’s daily lives, as well as the sadness crime has brought to families, the harm it does to social cohesion, and one would get the picture of the kind of predicament that Guyana is in.
Not only that the people are fed up, but they are frustrated at the Minister of Home Affairs and the entire PPP cabal for not doing more to stop or reduce it.
 Dr. Asquith Rose and Chandra Deollal, Esq.

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Originally Posted by Mars:

When will Rohee do something about the crime rate?

DECEMBER 30, 2013 | BY  | FILED UNDER LETTERS 

Dear Editor,
For the last ten years Guyana has struggled with this pernicious problem of high crime and senseless killing of innocent citizens by armed bandits for which the slumber PPP regime and its pathetic Minister of Home Affairs have been pilloried for their failure to tame this monster.
In fact, it is often joked that an out-of-favor politician is sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs where his career is expected to die! This is true because the current Minister of Home Affairs career has indeed ‘died’ a long time ago. He has now become the Ghost Minister of Home Affairs.
We recall the more than 400 horrible murders committed bet++++


Not only that the people are fed up, but they are frustrated at the Minister of Home Affairs and the entire PPP cabal for not doing more to stop or reduce it.
 Dr. Asquith Rose and Chandra Deollal, Esq.

According to our resident wit, senor Drug B for bonehead, it requires precognition to stop crime so you cannot expect the impossible. There is no way to stop crime if one has to possess pre-crime data

 

 

FM
Last edited by Former Member
Originally Posted by Danyael:
 

According to our resident wit, senor Drug B for bonehead, it requires precognition to stop crime so you cannot expect the impossible. There is no way to stop crime if one has to possess pre-crime data

 

 

No dummy, I was specifically speaking about crimes of passion. But Rhoee has this in the works with his pre crime unit working with the producers of the sci fi "Minority Report"

FM
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:
Originally Posted by Danyael:
 

According to our resident wit, senor Drug B for bonehead, it requires precognition to stop crime so you cannot expect the impossible. There is no way to stop crime if one has to possess pre-crime data

 

 crime of passion i hope kwame kill you maybe cut off your goadee

No dummy, I was specifically speaking about crimes of passion. But Rhoee has this in the works with his pre crime unit working with the producers of the sci fi "Minority Report"

 

FM
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:
Originally Posted by Danyael:
 

According to our resident wit, senor Drug B for bonehead, it requires precognition to stop crime so you cannot expect the impossible. There is no way to stop crime if one has to possess pre-crime data

 

 

No dummy, I was specifically speaking about crimes of passion. But Rhoee has this in the works with his pre crime unit working with the producers of the sci fi "Minority Report"

Because Singh and Rose took the Title of Battie and Poe.

Nehru
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

I thought that Brummel was the commissioner of police? Why is he not being mentioned in batti and po letter?

So please clarify for us...what does Mr Rohee do or is his job another squatting do nothing zone?

FM
Originally Posted by TI:

Cancelled vacations? The man crazy or what? You ever see an empty plane flying into Guyana?

 You're absolutely right, TI. No aircraft heads into guyana empty or even half full.
But I believe there could be more visitors to the homeland. If it weren't for the  fact of bandits trailing people from the airport or rousing them in the wee hours of the morning from their beds with AK in hand is reason enough to not want to make the trip.
Ask Paul or Nehru. this is the very reason why they don't fly. The thought of a criminal especially a black man with gun in hand is more than enough cause for a severe bout of diarrhea

 

 

Sheik101
Originally Posted by Sheik101:
Originally Posted by TI:

Cancelled vacations? The man crazy or what? You ever see an empty plane flying into Guyana?

 You're absolutely right, TI. No aircraft heads into guyana empty or even half full.
But I believe there could be more visitors to the homeland. If it weren't for the  fact of bandits trailing people from the airport or rousing them in the wee hours of the morning from their beds with AK in hand is reason enough to not want to make the trip.
Ask Paul or Nehru. this is the very reason why they don't fly. The thought of a criminal especially a black man with gun in hand is more than enough cause for a severe bout of diarrhea

 

 

Sheik, So you plan on putting some people on top of the Plane if as TI says it already filled.

Nehru
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:
Originally Posted by Danyael:
 

According to our resident wit, senor Drug B for bonehead, it requires precognition to stop crime so you cannot expect the impossible. There is no way to stop crime if one has to possess pre-crime data

 

 

No dummy, I was specifically speaking about crimes of passion. But Rhoee has this in the works with his pre crime unit working with the producers of the sci fi "Minority Report"

The idea spousal abuse is even clearer. It speaks to well known pathologies whose symptoms can be addressed as with any human criminality. For example, we do not need a PreCog report to know the PPP are crooks and must be removed. We see their church mice to fat cats transformation on the nations dime!

FM
Last edited by Former Member
Originally Posted by Danyael:
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

I thought that Brummel was the commissioner of police? Why is he not being mentioned in batti and po letter?

So please clarify for us...what does Mr Rohee do or is his job another squatting do nothing zone?

Rohee is not in charge of policing the streets and enforcing the laws. In fact he has very little power and is useless as long as a pnc/afc operative is running the police force. 

FM
Originally Posted by Sheik101:

No, but I planning on taking you and yuh padna next time I going. you guys will be safe. Rohee in charge

In fact, Rohee and his Team will be at the Airport to welcome me.

Nehru

Berbice crime wave…Four murders, two armed robberies in Berbice over the past 2 weeks

September 28, 2013 | By | Filed Under News 

 

By Leon Suseran         

There has been a spike in serious crimes in Berbice. Over the past two weeks, there have been four murder/robberies. There have also been two daring daylight armed robberies, both of which resulted in the occupants being badly beaten and terrorized. Interestingly, all of the criminal activities over the past two weeks have been centered on the Corentyne coast. Those dead are rice miller Lallapersaud ‘Lall’ Jaggerdeo, who was shot dead on the night of September 10 at his home in Number 51 Village; shopkeeper Abdul Majid, 79, of Lot 12 ‘A’, Number 70 Village; Ravindranauth ‘Parbattie Bucket’ Chan, 54, of Lancaster; and Yadram ‘Muff’ Jaggai, 36, of Rambharose Street, Number 48 Village.

Murdered Berbicians over the past two weeks; Robbery victim, Totanarine Nandalall is with bandaged head.

Murdered Berbicians over the past two weeks; Robbery victim, Totanarine Nandalall is with bandaged head.

Except for the murder of Chan, police have thus far come up empty- handed in solving the others. Chan’s battered body was found two Thursdays ago in an abandoned house in Lancaster. He shared the house with the suspect, Totaram ‘Ramesh’ Edwards, 49, popularly called ‘Rasta man’ of Lancaster who was charged on Monday with murder and appeared at the Whim Magistrate’s Court. He has been remanded to prison until October 14, 2013. Meanwhile, even though police have conducted raids in Rose Hall Town and held two identification parades at Springlands Police Station in connection with Majid’s death, no one is currently in custody nor has anyone been charged for that murder. Majid and his wife were attacked by at least four persons who had visited the shop under the pretext of making a purchase. Majid was found in his store with his feet bound with electrical cord around 10:30 hrs two Sundays ago. A sum of cash and a quantity of jewellery were reported to have been stolen. Regarding the Corentyne rice-miller murder, the son of Juggerdeo, Basant Jaggerdeo, said that he was visited by President Donald Ramotar two Saturdays ago who expressed condolences and promised to have the police work assiduously to find the killers. Bandits stormed his Number Nought Village home on September 10 shortly after 19:45 hrs. The elderly man was responding to a commotion in the bottom flat of his residence when one of the gunmen discharged a round which hit him. Five bandits entered the bottom flat where some of Jaggerdeo’s relatives were relaxing around 19:45 hours. He died before he could receive medical attention. Also, police have released the three suspects that were held in the case involving the death of Jaggai whose bloody corpse was in a state of decomposition. It was discovered in his home just after 16:30 hrs last Saturday. The man’s reputed wife, his landlord, and police turned up and found a pool of blood in the kitchen and the body lying in the bottom house. He had crawled some distance before he died. Additionally, police recovered an ice- pick from the crime scene. The three friends of Jaggai, who were arrested, were released a few days ago. Then there were the armed robberies. A Fyrish lumberyard proprietrix, Chanmonie Soodoo, 47, was beaten and robbed on September 17 by two men who visited the business place under the guise of customers and later escaped with an undisclosed sum of cash. The incident occurred at 168 Courtland Road, Fyrish, around 11:00 hrs. And last Saturday, a lone gunman stormed into a home around 10:15 hrs at Alness, Corentyne and brutally attacked one of the occupants, Totanarine Nandalall, 36, of Lot  51 Alness Public Road during a terrifying ordeal. His mother, Hansranie Nandalall, was also beaten. The man was badly beaten in his face and about his body by the masked gunman, who also fired a shot into the roof of the house. All he was able to put his hands on were $6,000 which the Nandalalls had in a wallet. The bandit also escaped with a cell phone. No arrests have been made in that case. Police figures reveal that there have been 31 murders since the beginning of July last – eleven within the last three weeks in Guyana, four of them in Berbice alone.

 
         
 
 
Mitwah

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