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Residents of DeHoop took matters into their own hands in dealing with this criminal who, with 3 others, had earlier today robbed a supermarket in Mahaicony...

As an update, a car load of men were seen in Bath Settlement this evening around Double R area seemingly intent on robbing the business place

[color=rgb(68, 68, 68)][/color] Police Commissioner expresses worry over increase in daring crimes By [color=rgb(254, 78, 71)] Staff [/color] on November 4, 2015[color=rgb(254, 78, 71)]This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.[/color] [/size][/color][/size][/color] [color=rgb(68, 68, 68)]
Police Commissioner Seelall Persaud said with more resources, better training and more professional standards being applied by the police, the Force is increasingly being placed in a better position to deal with crime. On the morning after six armed motorcycle riding bandits carried out a brazen robbery in the busy America Street area, Police Commissioner Seelall Persaud gave the Force’s commitment to continuing with the efforts to tackle the crime problem in the country.
The Commissioner was swamped by reporters outside the Arthur Chung Conference Centre on Wednesday morning as he attended the launch of road safety month.
Mr. Persaud said with more resources, better training and more professional standards being applied by the police, the Force is increasingly being placed in a better position to deal with crime.
He said each report of criminality is a cause for concern but he remains convinced that the Police Force is doing its best with the resources at its disposal.
Meanwhile, President David Granger has restated his resolve to addressing the crime situation as Guyana continues to be gripped by daily instances of armed criminal activities, some of which have resulted in the loss of lives.


The President denied claims of shying away from his responsibility in this regard. He in turn expressed worry and assured that collaborative efforts between his government and the Guyana Police Force were being taken to address issues relating to crime.
“As you know I have personally intervened, I have reconstituted the National Security Council… we know some of the crimes are execution murders, some are disorderly murders and there is an element of banditry. We are tackling it from the point of view of there is an obvious relation to transnational crime”, President Granger said.
He believes some of the criminal activities may also be linked to the transnational narcotics trade, especially execution murders.
“This is a legacy that we have had since 2000 when we had several hundred people being killed,” he explained.
But the President and his government came in for heavy criticism from the opposition PPP when he expressed similar sentiments in the past.
The opposition party believes the government is not doing enough to break the hold that criminals have on the country.


Asked whether he thinks some of the crimes may be political, Mr. Granger responded “I cannot say. In my experience many of the causes seem to be in transnational crime.”
Guyana has recorded over 120 murders for year already and other criminal activities have also seen an increase.

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Shoppers and persons heading home were forced to scamper for cover after gunshots rang out and the bandits snatched an undisclosed amount of local and foreign cash from a group of money changers who usually ply their cambio trade in the area. At least six gun touting bandits riding CG motorcycles carried out a daring early evening robbery in the busy America Street area in downtown Georgetown this evening.
Shoppers and persons heading home were forced to scamper for cover after gunshots rang out and the bandits snatched an undisclosed amount of local and foreign cash from a group of money changers who usually ply their cambio trade in the area.
The incident took place just before 8:00pm and the area was heavily crowded at the time. Eyewitnesses reported that it all happened suddenly and many of the money changers were left shocked after they were caught by surprise.
The attack seemed well-coordinated as the motorcycle riding bandits were able to maneuver their escape through the bustling crowd and downtown traffic.
Police investigators arrived moments after the incident and cordoned off the area to begin their probe. They are expected to check the surveillance recordings for a number of businesses in the same America Street area.
A senior security official described the incident as “worrying” because of the  “brazenness” employed by the bandits.
Guyana has seen a steady increase of armed robberies over the past few years.

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The police report said the elderly man was shot to his arms and left foot by the armed man who took away an envelope with $2Million. The perpetrators then escaped on the motor cycle. The Guyana Police Force said it is investigating the shooting and robbery of a 67-year-old man who was attacked by motorcycle riding bandits in the North Ruimveldt area.
According to a police report, the incident took place around 12:45 this afernoon when the man, Reginald Manbodh, “had just returned home in his motor vehicle at North Ruimveldt, Georgetown, when he was attacked and held at gunpoint by two men, one of whom was armed with a handgun, and who had driven up on a motor cycle.”
The police report said the elderly man was shot to his arms and left foot by the armed man who took away an envelope with $2Million. The perpetrators then escaped on the motor cycle.
Reginald Manbodh has been admitted to hospital.

Update: Image of one of the 2 suspected bandits from the Mahaicony supermarket robbery caught this morning by residents.

Reports are that villagers had surrounded the area the men were believed to be hiding and remained on watch all night.

At the break of dawn, they began to carefully comb the area and were successful.

taak now na ramesh, with you big auntyman self.  ::LOL::

there's crime in every country, but in Guyana africans target indians.... different kind of crime.


I was robbed , but people like him don't last long on the streets. he go mess with the wrong man at the right time

hear nuh : ramesh an Afro was robbed at gunpoint in broad dayligh

while with his five year old son : cell phone, chains and stuff stolen !

and he work and live and raising a family right deh ! 

who rabb he??? ::LOL::