propaganda press! state sponsored, people powered.

I refer to an editorial in the Stabroek News dated Monday September 08, 2008 and several other letters written about the matter of Magistrate G. Gilhuys. The force though constrained has of necessity to respond to the public concerns about its role.

The Stabroek News stated that Commissioner Greene’s explanation that where cases revolve around policemen they prefer another opinion is completely invalid and unconvincing considering that in less clear cut cases involving the police, charges have been preferred without reference to the DPP. This dogmatic statement by the Stabroek News is another attempt to besmirch the image of the Guyana Police Force. This is coupled with subsequent statements that the Force avoids taking tricky decisions by sending the file to the DPP Chambers.

This is another spurious statement. The office of the DPP was established to provide legal advice to the Police Commissioner and that advice is constantly sought. The Force wishes to challenge the Stabroek News to provide one instance of “less clear-cut cases” involving police charges which have been preferred without reference to the DPP. If the Stabroek News cannot so do it should withdraw these remarks.

To deal with more legitimate concerns, the Force has been dogged by concerns over the “deficient statements”, as stated by the DPP.

On July 04, 2008, the DPP requested the Police to do further investigations into the issues now captioned under these words “deficient statements”. The investigators made every effort to clear up the issues as far as possible. Note that Cpl. George unto then had not been found fit enough to provide a statement.

A statement was procured on advice of his attending physician on July 16 and the file was returned to the DPP on July 28.

In relation to the issues to be clarified, one Doctor stated that he could not determine what calibre of firearm was used from the injuries or which were the entry and exit wounds. The surgeon who operated on Cpl. George recovered no warhead nor could he determine entry and exit wound. Clearly, no deficiency lay with the Police statements. Perhaps the DPP meant that the statements did not provide sufficient evidence in her opinion to prefer a charge.

The Police ranks were wearing regulation uniform, i.e. dark blue, (anti-crime) and brown and black special constabulary. Cpl. George wore a helmet marked “POLICE”.
The Force administration ascribed no issues to the area where the ranks were found as there are no specific routes to travel on return to base. Ranks may act based on and/or observation and information as it relates to patrol.
It is hoped that these comments put to rest concerns of any complicity where the Force’s administration is concerned. The firearm used by Magistrate Gilhuys is a police firearm loaned and licenced to him by a former Police Commissioner. However, the licence was not in force for 2008.

The Police received the file from the DPP on August 28 with advice of no charges. The subsequent statement by Cpl. George requesting no criminal proceedings was not sent to the DPP by the Guyana Police Force.

Mr. John Sauers
Deputy Superintendent
Press Relations & Press Officers (ag)

Guyana Police and govt have finally come to their senses about their made in india traffic lights and will be turning them off for the Carifesta experimental disaster. so it will be back to the good ole days of do whatever the fuck you like on the roads of Guyana. come to think of it, those days never went anywhere.

the lil shitta.batties or shitta.bamzees if you prefer. the lil shitta.whiever you prefer at eve leary finally tek de dutty bucktuh out dey bamzee and put up a lil website. and when i say lil we mean lil. we notice it a lil while back but forget how we ended up there and couldn’t remember the link or we woulda mention it before…back then they still had two white police from missouri or north dakota on the front so they didn’t done rearrange the template yet. well i just pick up a copy of the daily decaires and they mention sumting hey pon de front page dat you can now get Guyana Passport Application from form online!! oh scunt hole. is drop ah drop the paper and run go see this fuh me’self wid me own teary eye. ah can download a Guyana Passport Application form!! oh lard!! jesus is the highest. hallelujah hosanna in the highest of highs. in by the year 2013 we hope to see the Guyana Passport Renewal form there as well.

we notice they got a citizen awareness section and a forensics lab section. both of which have nothing to report. and you know why. doan act like yuh doan know. neither exist in the real world. but the Guyana Police gone clear. oh rass!! Read the rest of this entry »

photo taken from mar 13 2008 edition of kaieteur news. we wont make any comments suffice to say, these are the clowns ‘protecting the country

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Tel: 225-5401 or 227-2685

PRO: 2/1 March 10, 2008

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PRO: 2/1 March 07, 2008

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WANTED BULLETIN

James Gibson is wanted by the police for non-appearance at Court. An arrest warrant has been issued for him by the Court. Read the rest of this entry »

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March 05, 2008
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Two men were arrested by the police today in connection with public statements made prior to the terrorism activities reigned upon the Bartica community.
The police are also searching for other persons allegedly linked to the event which preceded this terrorist act in Bartica.

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PRO: 2/1 March 05, 2008

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Tel: 225-5401 or 227-2685
PRO: 2/1 March 05, 2008

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PRO: 2/1 March 03, 2008

News Editors,

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