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September 29,2017

Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan yesterday said that ranks from the Guyana Police Force would have to bear some of the blame for the disappearance of a quantity of cocaine from Police Headquarters, Eve Leary on Tuesday.

“We have some elements in the police force that are, if they are not totally reckless, they’re so negligent that you have to put blame on some of them,” Ramjattan told reporters following the commissioning of a property room at the Criminal Investigation Department’s headquarters, where he noted that the situation would shine a “negative light” on the police force.

“We do have some systems in place but I suppose it’s being violated too often and that is why we want a property room where there will be proper record keeping,” Ramjattan, added.

On this note, he stressed that the newly-commissioned property room which was funded through Canada, would help to better manage the storage of evidence.

“If you were to open the suitcase… all of that would have to be done there and it will be videoed, see here we have a video recorder that is going to video all of that, so no police wouldn’t come and say, ‘Well, I lef’ it on the desk and somebody mus’e tek am out and that kind of thing,” he explained.

The minister added that he has his suspicions as to the ranks who might have been involved in the incident but kept the names to himself.

Following the report of the cocaine being missing, several ranks attached to the Narcotics Branch have been questioned, a source told Stabroek News.

This newspaper was told that the illegal substance had been seized from ex-policeman Travis Mendonca, 31, a resident of Linden, who was recently sentenced to three years imprisonment for having just over three pounds of cocaine in his possession.

About two weeks ago, ranks attached to the Narcotics Branch arrested Mendonca at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri, after the cocaine was found hidden in his suitcase.

At the time of the discovery, Mendonca was an outgoing passenger destined for United States of America.

He had appeared in the Providence Magistrate’s Court, where he pleaded guilty to the charge.

Another man, Delvor Bunbury, is wanted by the police in relation to the discovery.

On September 15, the police had issued a wanted bulletin for twenty-seven-year-old Bunbury, a resident of 37 Victoria Road, Plaisance, East Coast Demerara.

The Police Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) has launched an investigation into the disappearance of the cocaine.

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Drunkard Rumjattan is blowing smoke.

Granger told his supporters to tek so they are tekking. Drugs and Criminal activities are now the new norm with the Police force under Jackass Granger.

Murders, Drugs and Criminal activities are escalating under the Drunkard Rumjattan. He has earned the title, Guyana's worst Security Minister. He probably has a bottle under his desk. 

FM
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Kudos to Ramjattan for responding to this mess. He should get rid of all the corrupt police he inherited from the PPP regime. 

he stressed that the newly-commissioned property room which was funded through Canada, would help to better manage the storage of evidence.

If you were to open the suitcase, all of that would have to be done there and it will be videoed, see here we have a video recorder that is going to video all of that, so no police wouldn't come and say, "Well, I left it on the desk and somebody mus'e tek am out and that kind of thing, he explained.

Mitwah

Ramjattan is a utter disgrace. He is shameless.

Rewind back and listen to what he was saying.

ng about the PPP not being able to deal with crime and corrupt cops.

Well, the foot is on the other shoe and it is 100 times worse than what is was under the PPP. 

Ramjattan should do the honourable thing and resign. President Granger should replace him with someone more competent. After all, the safety and security of Guyanese is at risk and crime, drugs and corruption are spiralling out of control.

Guyanese at home and abroad are all expressing their disappointment at Ramjattan and Granger has a responsibility to ensure that the nation is safe and citizens are protected.

Time for Ramjattan to go !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fire his backside !!!!!!!!!!

FM

Ramjattan decries recklessness, negligence after cocaine goes missing from police HQ.

Source, September 29,2017

Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan yesterday said that ranks from the Guyana Police Force would have to bear some of the blame for the disappearance of a quantity of cocaine from Police Headquarters, Eve Leary on Tuesday.

“We have some elements in the police force that are, if they are not totally reckless, they’re so negligent that you have to put blame on some of them,” Ramjattan told reporters following the commissioning of a property room at the Criminal Investigation Department’s headquarters, where he noted that the situation would shine a “negative light” on the police force.

Talk is extremely cheep for Ramjattan to make.

Effective actions are impossible for him to make.

FM
yuji22 posted:

Ramjattan is a utter disgrace. He is shameless.

Rewind back and listen to what he was saying.

ng about the PPP not being able to deal with crime and corrupt cops.

Well, the foot is on the other shoe and it is100 times worse than what is was under the PPP. 

Ramjattan should do the honourable thing and resign. President Granger should replace him with someone more competent. After all, the safety and security of Guyanese is at risk and crime, drugs and corruption are spiralling out of control.

Guyanese at home and abroad are all expressing their disappointment at Ramjattan and Granger has a responsibility to ensure that the nation is safe and citizens are protected.

Time for Ramjattan to go !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fire his backside !!!!!!!!!!

I don't condone crime.

 Calling folks mouthopreke look in the mirror and may i add you certainly talking Sk.....t.

Show this bb where crime is 100 percent worse.

Django
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Demerara_Guy posted:

Ramjattan decries recklessness, negligence after cocaine goes missing from police HQ.

Source, September 29,2017

Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan yesterday said that ranks from the Guyana Police Force would have to bear some of the blame for the disappearance of a quantity of cocaine from Police Headquarters, Eve Leary on Tuesday.

“We have some elements in the police force that are, if they are not totally reckless, they’re so negligent that you have to put blame on some of them,” Ramjattan told reporters following the commissioning of a property room at the Criminal Investigation Department’s headquarters, where he noted that the situation would shine a “negative light” on the police force.

Talk is extremely cheep for Ramjattan to make.

Effective actions are impossible for him to make.

Thanks for another of your primary school response.

Mitwah
Last edited by Mitwah

The minister added that he has his suspicions as to the ranks who might have been involved in the incident but kept the names to himself

If you know who is the thief, well you waiting for the PPP to arrest him. Perhaps Rumjaat is hoping to get his cut.

K
kp posted:

The minister added that he has his suspicions as to the ranks who might have been involved in the incident but kept the names to himself

If you know who is the thief, well you waiting for the PPP to arrest him. Perhaps Rumjaat is hoping to get his cut.

Hey, our common Insurance friend from St Marten needs some help. 

Mitwah
kp posted:

Rumjaat is with holding evidence, if he knows who the criminals are, then have them fired and arrested. He is not doing his job or scared to call them out.

Too bad you didn't pass the minimum height of 5Ft. 

Mitwah
kp posted:

The minister added that he has his suspicions as to the ranks who might have been involved in the incident but kept the names to himself

If you know who is the thief, well you waiting for the PPP to arrest him. Perhaps Rumjaat is hoping to get his cut.

Perhaps with ...

1 Rum, or

2 Jaaaaaaat.

FM

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