Update on afc/apnu fund raising campaign on the airport route:

Airport bandit found in B/ce house with bullet wound

-accomplice remanded on birthday

A Plaisance man, who police are certain was among a gang of bandits that came under fire from the police last week, has been captured.
The 23 year old suspect was nabbed in a house at Tucber Park, New Amsterdam, Berbice, yesterday. At the time he was being treated by a woman for a gunshot wound to his upper hand.

Shawn Thom

Crime Chief Wendell Blanhum told this newspaper that the police of the Criminal Investigations Department headquarters, Eve Leary, acting on intelligence obtained, went to Berbice where they found the suspect.
The woman, who happens to be the suspect’s girlfriend, has informed police that the suspect had told her that he was shot by the police in Georgetown.
She was also taken into police custody to assist with the investigations.
Investigators say that the wounded man was in a gang that trailed a car load of passengers from the Cheddi Jagan International Airport with the intention of robbing them. However their plans were thwarted when they were intercepted by ranks of the Guyana Police Force.
There was a shootout and the driver of the bandit car who was also wounded, was arrested.
At the time, the police were apparently not aware that another suspect was wounded. It was only after they received information about the suspect in Berbice that they realized how successful their operation was.
Meanwhile, the other man was yesterday remanded to prison, even as he celebrated his 37th birthday.
Former murder accused, Shawn Thom pleaded not guilty to three criminal charges when he appeared in the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts before Magistrate Ann McLennan.
Thom, of Third Street, Alexander Village, is accused of discharging a loaded firearm at Prim Narine, a Detective attached to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), with intent to maim, disable, disfigure or cause him grievous bodily harm, on October 7, at Kitty Georgetown.
According to Police Prosecutor, Corporal Deniro Jones, Narine was on duty elsewhere during the court proceedings.
It was alleged that on October 7, at Kitty, Georgetown, Thom allegedly had a .38 revolver in his possession when he was not the holder of a firearm licence.  Further, it was alleged that at the same location, the defendant also had three rounds of .38 ammunition in his possession.
The charges leveled against Thom stemmed from a recent confrontation between police and bandits, who are said to be part of a gang responsible for trailing and robbing incoming passengers from the CJIA. This matter comes up again on October 28, for report.
Thom, who told the court he is a taxi driver, had no legal representation.
During the brief afternoon court session, Thom took the opportunity to raise concerns about his health with the Magistrate.
He explained that since he was discharged from the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) a few days ago, he has not been receiving medical attention.
Thom pointed out that upon his discharge from the GPHC, nurses had told him that his injured right foot has to be dressed daily. However, he said that he has not been seen by a medical professional since his discharge.
In addition, he told the Magistrate that today (yesterday) was his birthday.
Before the Magistrate made an order instructing that the defendant’s injured leg be treated every day, she wished him a happy birthday.
According to reports, last Wednesday the off duty cop had gone to the CJIA to pick up a relative, when he noticed a yellow IST following him all the way from the airport.
It was reported that the rank contacted his colleagues, informing them about what he had noticed.
Kaieteur News understands that the police turned up close to the rank’s home in Kitty and waited for him to arrive from the airport. When the rank arrived in front of his yard, a car with three men stopped a corner away from his home. Two of the gunmen reportedly exited the vehicle and were liming at a bridge, while one remained in the car.
The gunmen and the police exchaned heavy gunfire, which left Thom injured. The other two gunmen managed to escape, leaving a weapon behind. Police are still on the hunt for another suspect.

Apparently the gun amnesty did not work as we see career criminals still terrorizing the nation. Many of these young men were armed for political purposes by the opposition when the PPP was in power. Granger is having difficulty taking back the guns from his supporters.

23-year-old remanded for robbery under arms

Looks like the media has become insensitive to crime, as crime news have been relegated to the back pages and not even mentioned in Chronicle or Kaieteur. 

Man shot, car hijacked by gunmen in Sophia

The AFC/APNU fail to put a leash on their supporters as we see the motorcycle bandits continue to wreak havoc across the nations. dem bais seh that the cabinet get 50% increase so they too have to get increase, at the expense of the Guyanese public. 

Motorcycle thieves captured on CCTV footage

The suspected thief while escaping with the motorcycle

The accomplice

Having secured the CCTV footage from the Demerara Harbour Bridge, the Guyana Police Force is now on the hunt for two suspected motorcycles thieves.
The two men reportedly visited a Schoonord, West Bank Demerara, man’s home while he was away at work on Monday last, having left his motorcycle in his yard.
The man who asked that his identify be withheld, told this publication that on Monday last when he returned home around noon, he discovered his motorcycle missing. Its ignition switch had been dislodged and left lying on the ground.
He told Kaieteur News that when he discovered that the bike was missing, he enquired of his neighbour. The neighbour, he said, informed him that there were indeed two men in the yard doing something with the motorcycle.
The man said that his neighbour told him that he was under the impression that it was a mechanic sent to repair the motorcycle.
This was not the case as the men allegedly ‘hotwired’ the motorcycle and made off with it.
Both men reportedly went to the Schoonord WBD residence on one motorcycle with one of the thieves as a pillion rider.
The man said that after he realized what had transpired, he immediately made a report to La Grange Police Station after which he went to the DHB authorities to seek if he could obtain the CCTV footage which he did.
In the CCTV footage the men were observed crossing the Demerara Harbour Bridge heading towards the West Bank, while on a motorcycle with no number plates but on the return trip they were using separate motorcycles including the stolen one.
This has since been turned over to the police to assist with their investigations.

We continue to see the home invasions despite the promise that the afc/apnu will reign in crime. There supporters are so vexed that they didn't get 50% increase that they ramp up the robberies to make up for the shortfall in their own pockets.

Bandits shoot Bath man in home invasion

A 26- year- old Bath, West Coast Berbice man has been admitted to hospital after he was shot in the foot by bandits who invaded his parents’ home early yesterday morning.
According to a police report, at about 01:30 hours yesterday, Umgrie Parmanand, 55, of Bath, WCB, was aroused by the sound of persons in his home.
Two men, one of whom was armed with a firearm, had entered the home through an open window and held him up, along with his wife Chandroutie Parmanand, 52 and son Latchman Parmanand.
The men demanded cash and jewellery and during the incident Latchman Parmanand was shot to his left foot.
The perpetrators took away an undisclosed sum of cash and a quantity of jewellery and escaped.
The wounded man was taken to the hospital while the matter was reported to the police.
No one has been arrested so far.

Note the difference in details of the reporting, Kaieteur vs Guyana times. Apparently Kaieteur is purposely trivializing criminal activity. 

Masked men rob, beat Bath businessman and wife; shoot son

The Parmanand family contemplating their next move

Police in Berbice are looking for two men who they believe can provide vital information into the robbery of a West Coast Berbice family on Saturday morning.

In a release Police said that about 01:30h on Saturday, Umgrie Parmanand, 55, of Bath Settlement, West Coast Berbice, Region Five (Mahaica/Berbice), was aroused by the sound of persons in his home.

The release said the men, one of whom was armed with a firearm, had entered the home through an opened window and held up Parmanand, his wife Chandroutie, 54, and son Latchman, 26, during which Latchman was shot to his left foot.

The release added that the perpetrators took away an undisclosed sum of cash and a quantity of jewellery then escaped.

Speaking with Guyana Times, the businessman who has been operating a grocery store for 15 years said by the time he realised the men were in his home, one of them was choking him and told him to get out of bed. “He drop two slap on me and then I stand up and ask he wha he want.”

Both of the bandits had their faces covered with hand kerchiefs.

The intruders demanded all the gold and money: “Me say me na gat gold and money, and he take one baton and he start lash me on me head… An when me start holler me wife get up and they lash she one lash an she fall down.”

Parmanand had several sutured wounds to his head while his wife had one to the ear.

Meanwhile admits the noise, the couple’s son jumped over the wall, entered the bedroom and attacked one of the thieves by hitting him and was soon in a scuffle. The other whipped out a fire arm and shot Latchman in his right thigh. The bullet went through and into his left thigh before exiting. “When I see me son get shoot I reverse back an tell dem to go in the wardrobe and take what they want. All what in there you can tae because I ent get anything in there,” the businessman related.

The men took $300,000 which Parmanand said he had saved to pay for on truck instalment.

It is still not known how much jewellery was also taken. According to Parmanand, it was all that his wife had owned and they are still counting to determine the value. “Me bin get one camera and some phone. All that they carry away. They carry away more thing; up to know me na know all wah gone.”

According to Parmanand, this was the first time robbers attacked him. He says the experience was very scary and painful. “Dem man put about twenty-five lash pon me head. When dem gone me feel nice because dem lash wha me get deh… When dem lash you is solid lash. Every lash me ah go down ah ground,” Parmanand said as he described the incident.

The ordeal lasted about twenty-five minutes after which the bandits left the same way in which they entered — by going through a space created by removing louvers from a window. He said he did not go behind them and could not say if any more were outside the house.

A close relative was called and shortly after Police arrived. The entire family was taken to the Fort Wellington Hospital, treated and released.

Police were able to retrieve one spent shell from the scene.

The bandits clambered onto a roof to get to the window, carefully avoiding a CCTV camera.

Police are investigation.

Guyana is no longer a safe heaven for Indos, crime has increased 21 Percent under the AFC/PNC skunks.

Note the difference in details of the reporting, Kaieteur vs Guyana times. Apparently Kaieteur is purposely trivializing criminal activity. 

Masked men rob, beat Bath businessman and wife; shoot son

The Parmanand family contemplating their next move

When are more Indians lining-up to leave Guyana and give Jagdeo more private-jet belly wuk.

He rass mus presently spend  a lot of time in the toilet, because dem coming afta de Guyanese people house, he living in.

How come crime increased after GOOD TING PPP LOST @ Cain ?

Jagdeo and the PPP are well known for their nastiness and vindictiveness, when they don't have their way.     

Skunk Moses pension nows exceeds Jagdeo as Moses bleeds the taxpayers. Congrats for supporting a FAT PIG.

Keep on trukkin Yuji, it will either take you on a one-way trip to the Humber, or permanently to de BMH.

When the PPP are finished wid people like you, they chew you up in lil pieces and spit you out.  

Let me tell you this, I have never been a member of any political party. I speak out against politician skunks.

I live off the seat of my own brow and depend on no one for anything.

It is quite a disgrace to see you endorsing and supporting Moses who's pension now exceeds that of Jagdeo and his salary bleeding the poor.

Have you no conscience ?

At least Gil has some decency to express his displeasure. You on the other hand are an AFC Cool Aid drinker.

Desperate times under the afc/apnu push people to killing babies;

Baby shot dead – by man dumped by granny

October 19, 2015

 

A MAN scorned, who knows his way around guns, yesterday paid his ex-lover a visit, in spite of a restraining order against him, and made good on a threat he’d earlier made. Having promised he’d make her rue the day she left him, he fulfilled it by pushing his hand through a grilled window of her Annandale, East Coast Demerara home, and, taking careful aim, shot dead her infant grandchild, and injured her 12-year-old daughter before fleeing the scene in a waiting blue motorcar.

Twelve-year-old Ashley Wellington

Dead is one-year-old Ariane Gill, who was shot in the back in the region of the upper left shoulder. Her 12-year-old aunt Ashley Wellington, a student of Covent Garden Secondary, was shot twice in the left leg, and has since been admitted to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC).

A tearful Shenay Northon holding the restraining order against her attacker

Their assailant has been positively identified as 45-year-old Marc Angoy, who operates a business in the interior and is also involved in mining activities. A former member of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF), Angoy was several years ago charged for murder but was later acquitted.
Reliving the incident to the Guyana Chronicle, Shenay Northon, the woman at the centre of the tragedy, said:
“It was about 1:30 pm; we were at home. The front door was locked, and the back door was locked; my big daughter was inside cooking, and Ashley and Ariane were in the living room watching TV. I was inside taking a rest; and then I hear these shots start going off.”
Springing to her feet, she went to see where the gunfire was coming from. “I see Ashley with Ariane in she hand, running to the back of the house; and I see Marc at the window with the gun in his hand just shooting…
“When we run into the bathroom for cover, I see Ashley foot bleeding; then when I look at she foot, I see two shots. When I check the baby, I see a shot in her back and like she was black-out.”
Hysterical by then, the mother of six said she ran outside of the house, and was just in time to see the shooter dashing up the road, and hopping into a waiting blue car.
She then grabbed the children and ran to the upstairs apartment, the tenant of which offered her the use of their land-phone to call a taxi to take the injured children to the Georgetown Hospital.
Noting that theirs had always been a tumultuous relationship, particularly in the last three years, Northon said the reason she left Angoy was because of the constant abuse she suffered at his hands. “I left him because of abuse in every way possible: physical, mental, verbal, emotional; every way possible,” she said.

The now wanted Marc Angoy

At one point, she said, things became so unbearable, she was forced to take out a restrainging order against him. That was back in August, after ending the relationship.
Looking back, she said he’d always threatened to get even with her. “He told me on October 7, when I went up back in the interior, that he is going to hurt the closest thing to me; when he saw me the same day at the river corner, he had a cutlass. He told me he will hurt the closest things to me, and chop me up and kill me; and that how I will live with pain for the rest of my life.”
After the encounter, Northon said she made a report at the nearest police station, but that didn’t stop Angoy from pursuing her. When he wasn’t abusing her verbally, he’d send her text messages saying what he’d like to do to her.
The reason she came home from the interior last Thursday, she said was because of a court matter they have pending. She also came because she knew that the children were afraid to stay by themselves in Annandale, because of the threats.
“I know my children were scared to stay at the home in Annandale, because they know he was in town; so I decided to come home, too, because I couldn’t leave them on their own,” she said. They even slept on occasion at relatives in Buxton.
They’d just come home yesterday to clean and wash up before going back to Buxton when the incident occurred.
She said the reason Angoy targeted those two particular children was because he knew how much she loved them; how close they both were to her heart.

A tearful Shenay Northon holding the restraining order against her attacker

“I normally call her ‘Princess’; and he know I care a lot for these two…” Northon said, adding:
“We tried patching up the relationship many times before, but he is very abusive. He even smoke cocaine in the house, and because of his behaviour towards me, my children could not stand it and they moved out.”
Stressing that she could not live without them, Northon said she made up her mind once and for all to sever the relationship and make amends with her children.
“He called my 12-year-old daughter’s phone 17 times Friday morning; he constantly terrorises us after the separation,” she said. “I even left him with my shop in the interior, and with the help of my son, I opened a new shop recently. He even sabotaged my generator I purchased from Silvies store; he filled the oil pump with sand,” she added.
According to the tenant who lives in the apartment above Northon’s, she heard three loud reports, but thought it was squibs because the Christmas season is fast approaching.
But on peering out the window, she saw a man fleeing up the street. That man was no doubt Marc Angoy.

By Rabindra Rooplall

the apnu/afc may want to rethink allowing the dea to set up an office in Guyana as their supporters would be on the fontline of busts.

The afc/apnu promise to clean up crime but we see their supporters still getting their piece of the pie by robbing the innocent.

Three brothers among six held for Dennis Street carjacking

• police on the hunt for another sibling

Police have captured six persons-five men and a woman-in connection with the recent hijacking and shooting committed on 53-year-old, taxi driver, Colin Ageday of Golden Grove, East Bank Demerara (EBD).
The suspects, three brothers-Michael and Seon Heywood of 52 A Field Sophia and Selwyn Heywood of Victory Valley Linden, along with James Bourne 19, of 589 B Field Sophia, and Winston DeHaarte of 596 D Field Sophia were captured yesterday after the police received information from a concerned citizen. Tresa Ramitt also of 596 B Field, Sophia is also being held for questioning in connection with the same incident.
Police are still trying to locate another of the Heywood brothers, Shawn, also of 52 A Field Sophia. He is Ramitt’s common law husband and was fingered in the gang that shot the taxi driver to his back around 19:45 hrs on Thursday on Dennis Street, Sophia.
After the men shot Ageday, they made off with his silver grey Toyota Premio HC 3612, which was recovered yesterday after the gang was busted in a B Field Sophia yard.
The vehicle which was already fitted with a different licence plate has been impounded by the police.
Yesterday, the Police, acting on information received from a civilian, went to a yard at B Field Sophia, where they captured the five men and recovered the stolen vehicle. Kaieteur News understands that the civilian saw Seon Heywood changing the vehicle’s number plate and alerted the police.
When the police arrived at the location they found the car that had a knife in the driver’s seat and a piece of stick in one of the passenger’s seat. The music deck was missing from the vehicle.
Kaieteur News was told that the police had to contact Ageday’s wife for a key to open the car.
This newspaper was informed that up to late last evening the suspects were being held at the Turkeyen Police Station.
On Thursday night last someone called a taxi service base in Kitty, Georgetown and requested a car in ‘A’ Field Sophia.
When Ageday showed up, two men entered his car and requested that he drive along Dennis Street to pick up another individual.
When the taxi driver arrived on Dennis Street, the men stuck him up and robbed him.
They then pushed him out of the car, shot him and made good their escape with the vehicle.
Ageday is hospitalized in the High Dependency Unit of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC). He is said to be in a critical condition.

Jagdeo and he kavakamites gun get jail

It never good to wish people bad, but in this country, envy and spite does got people cussing de very people that dem spite. And when de people tun pun dem, people shouldn’t get vex when dem same people wish dem bad. When dem boys read what some of dem do to dem three NBS people dem couldn’t help but wish bad things happen to de three sinners. Dem wish Jagdeo bad because he was de one who start de whole thing.  If he didn’t tek out spite pun de head of de NBS all this wouldn’t happen. De man seh no to an unlawful loan and he end up getting charge. Dem wish Go Paal bad too. He is de one who tell de NBS people that bad things gun happen to dem. He was de one who had plans and when dem boys talk bout de plan fuh build de new office he run and sue. He should know that de Creatah don’t sleep and he should remember that crash pun Carifesta Avenue. De DPP lady mek de people get charge. Dem three sinners, Jagdeo, Go Paal and de DPP all mek dem people and dem family suffer suh much. Is seven years done and dem people live, some of dem by de Grace of de Creatah. One of dem seh he didn’t have rent money. Tears come to he eye when he think about he landlord, who he describe as an angel. And on top of that the man had five girl children, the smallest one was two years old. One had six months to retire. The man is now 67 and still can’t get his pension. He mudda bedridden and she get sick because she tek on she son court case. De son get off, but she still sick and de man got to support she. This man turn back and sue de wicked three for wrongful charges. Dem suh spiteful because dem got control of how de case moving in de courts. Dem got he in de witness box since February. Dem boys seh that this got to be a world record. Dem boys seh that dem know that de man gun win de case suh dem slowing it down. That is why dem boys seh that dem can understand when de Hay Heff See seh that if it get into power it gun put in laws fuh deal wid Jagdeo and he kavakamites in de PPP—Piss Pun de People. Talk half and watch de wicked end up in jail.

How come you cut and paste and still spell the words wrong?

Get off the booze, man..

the apnu/afc may want to rethink allowing the dea to set up an office in Guyana as their supporters would be on the fontline of busts.

 

Female ‘king-pin’ snared in Essequibo, Berbice drug bust

October 19, 2015

 

A SEARCH on a house last Saturday at Perseverance, Essequibo Coast unearthed three kilos of cocaine and 38 grams of marijuana, following an intelligence-led operation.Three men and a woman have been arrested and are in police custody, assisting with their investigations. In addition, two other males were arrested in a simultaneous operation in Berbice that was interrelated.
According to reports, investigators targeted a well-known ‘drug house’ which supplies a wider drug trafficking network responsible for distribution within various communities in Guyana.
Police from Georgetown, who visited Essequibo to support ‘G’ Division ranks, saw the arrest of a woman who is known as a major player in the drug operation. She was identified as Laurna Scott, and had been on the law enforcement radar for a long time.
The operation was monitored over several months, following which intelligence revealed that the woman was responsible for supplying cocaine and other illegal substances to the Berbice district. Consequently, there was a simultaneous search of a house in Berbice where other persons connected to the drug operations were arrested.
The woman and her male accomplices are in custody at the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in Georgetown assisting with the ongoing investigations.
Last week, four Guyanese nationals were nabbed in a major drug operation by officers attached to Drug Squad of the Royal Grenada Police Force, resulting in the seizure of a quantity of cocaine, ammunition and firearms.
This year has seen a large number of drug busts with cocaine being found in a range of export commodities, Meanwhile, a long-awaited permanently-staffed United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) office will be set up here by mid-January next year.

th lady has a lil bit of weed and coke so she is another mid level handler.The real drug lords are moving hundreds of kilos of cocaine. The PPP feared the DEA and refused them entry  for a long time. It is their buddies who are deeply engaged in the trade.

Yuh durnk.

Looks like the afc/apnu struck again, another Indian dead.

Drug runnings continue unabated under the afc/apnu as their supporters turn to dealing drugs to get their share of the pie while ministers enjoy 50% salary increase.

Five remanded after Essequibo drug bust

Five persons who are said to be a part of a local drug ring were yesterday hauled before the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts, after the police allegedly busted them with over three kilos of cocaine and a large sum of local and foreign currency in a house on the Essequibo Coast.
Appearing before Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan were Gordon Williams, 52, of Lot 25 Sea Street, Lima Essequibo Coast; Marlon Scott, 28, of 503 Respect Street,  Onderneeming, Essequibo Coast; Dennis Mohabir, 50, of Shell Road, Kitty, Georgetown; Damyone George, 34, a taxi driver, of 875 Second Phase Sand Pitt, Onderneeming, and Lorna Scott, 49, of 25 Section C, Lima Essequibo Coast.
It is alleged that on October 17, last, at Perseverance, Essequibo Coast, they had 3.84 kilograms of cocaine in their possession for the purpose of trafficking.
Further, it was alleged that on the same day, at Perseverance, Essequibo Coast, Williams had 23 grammes of cannabis in his possession for the purpose of trafficking. And it was alleged that on October 17, at the same location, Marlon Scott had 30.5 grammes of cannabis in his possession for the purpose of trafficking. The defendants each pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Police Prosecutor, Corporal Deniro Jones told the court that on the day in question, around 16:30hrs, acting on information, narcotics ranks from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) conducted surveillance of a house at Lot 12 Perseverance, Essequibo Coast.
The ranks after gathering enough information, proceeded to the premises where they conducted a search in the presence of the defendants, who were found sitting inside.
The cocaine was found on a coffee table along with US$4010 and $258,800 in local currency.
Jones said that the police took possession of the cocaine and money and made further checks in the home. The ranks searched a bedroom occupied by Lorna Scott and Willams, where they found 23 grammes of cannabis under a pillow. Another 30.5 grammes of cannabis was found in Marlon Scott’s possession.
The defendants were all shown the drugs found, told of the offences committed, arrested and cautioned. Prosecutor Jones said that Williams told the police that he was caught with his pants down and offered them a bribe.
Attorney Glenn Hanoman made a bail application on behalf of Williams. The lawyer argued that when the alleged narcotic was found his client was in bed recovering from a broken ankle.
Hanoman added that the five persons were all in the building when the alleged narcotic was unearthed. He pointed out that the building is occupied by several persons, while highlighting this as a special reason for Williams to be granted bail.
In addition, the Attorney attested that his client never provided the police with a confession statement.
Attorney, Mark Waldron represented Lorna Scott. During Waldron’s bail application he told the court that his client had been denying any knowledge in the matters from the time she was arrested. The lawyer explained that on the day in question, his client was stopped by the police and searched. Waldron pointed out that nothing was found in her possession.
Additionally, Waldron noted that the defendant is a reputable businesswoman in her community.
Both Attorneys argued that their clients were not flight risks and assured the court that they will attend all court hearings to prove their innocence.
The other defendants had no legal representation.
However, the Prosecutor objected to bail after underlining that no special reasons were presented by the Attorneys to satisfy the court. This objection was upheld by the Magistrate, who subsequently remanded the defendant to prison until October 29.
This matter was transferred to the Suddie Magistrate’s Court.