Now he failed to identify the perpetrators, I don't see how a victim could not identify his sodomizers after such a traumatic experience. Maybe the pedo gang led by mjuanita and cochaired by cocaine can explain.
Stabroek Outpost sodomy allegation…
Youth complainant fails to finger accused policemen
CRIME Chief Seelall Persaud disclosed, yesterday, that an identification parade was held on Thursday, involving ranks from the Stabroek Market Outpost, but the youth who alleged that he was sodomised by three policemen on Sunday last failed to finger the trio. The Deputy Commissioner of Police (Law Enforcement) said the allegation is still being probed.
The report, received on January 28, said, about 21:00hrs on January 26, the police trio took a 16-year-old into the Mobile Outpost at Stabroek Market area and sodomised him.
As a result, the three accused have been placed under close arrest as the investigations continue.
The Police Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) said the investigation is being done through the Brickdam Police Station.
The complainant claimed the incident occurred about 21:00 hrs and that his three attackers took turns sodomising him.
It was reported that the teen had done a stint at the New Opportunity Corps (NOC), Onderneeming, Essequibo Coast and was frequenting the usual hangout spots of commercial sex workers in the city.
He was said to be friendly with several ranks at the outpost prior to him making the sodomy accusation and taken for a medical examination, the result of which is not known.
In November 2013, while in custody for break and enter and larceny at Timehri Police Station, East Bank Demerara, Colwyn Harding alleged that he was brutally beaten and sodomised by a rank with a condom-covered baton.Medically examined
He is now in Jamaica to be further medically examined and attended to after being discharged from the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH) following a surgical operation for a strangulated hernia.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Home Affairs said, on Thursday, it is awaiting the outcome of the investigation into the allegation of sexual assault of a young boy by policemen in downtown Georgetown.
A statement stated it is most alarming to note that, in the wake of an ongoing allegation of sexual assault yet to be determined, the Guyana Police Force (GPF), while it struggles to regain public confidence, the organisation finds itself further embattled due to this alleged despicable act.
The document noted that, if proven guilty, such elements must be weeded out from the ranks and they would not be worthy of wearing police uniforms.
In the light of this allegation, the ministry calls on the GPF to pay closer attention to its recruitment procedures and screening practices when recruiting civilians into its ranks, so as to ensure that perverts are not allowed entry into the organisation, the statement said.
It said the ministry stands ready, at all times, to assist the GPF in surmounting its challenges but wishes to strongly advise the Force to come to grips with its administrative and operational deficiencies and to embrace, fully, the current effort at reforms in its best interest, particularly, and the people of Guyana in general.
