Archive for the ‘east coast demerara’ tag
Harold Gobin beaten to death with a hammer in Guyana
150 Guyanese have been killed in 2008
the glen lall: Police are looking for a man who beat a 54-year-old vendor to death with a hammer yesterday, after accusing the victim of stealing his cell phone.
Harold Gobin, of Montrose, East Coast Demerara, was attacked and repeatedly struck with a hammer by a man who had broken into his home, at around 06:00 hrs.
All calm in Lusignan?
Guyana Chronicle: It was the first day when calm dominated the village and neighbouring communities, as residents respected the calls of family members for their loved ones to “go in peace”.
Police & Army showing ‘maximum restraint’ with protestors - Guyana Police Force
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE
Police Headquarters, Eve Leary, Georgetown
Tel: 225-5401 or 227-2685
January 28, 2008
PRO: 2/1/1
News Editors,
JOINT SERVICES PRESS RELEASE Read the rest of this entry »
“the people at Lusignan are also right about you Mr. President…you are gay!”
Jagdeo came under his fair share of assaults on his sexual prowess or lack thereof on his visit to Lusignan after the massacre
Guyana360: After all, he sits in an air conditioned office, devorced his wife, and has no freaking children. He just can’t understand the apin and anguish. Mr. President, you are right about the men that excuted those 11 people…they were cowards, but the people at Lusignan are also right about you Mr. President…you are gay! Yes we said it. Only a man can execute the job that is needed to restore Guyana. SASOD can go to hell.
Guyana Police teargas protesters and school children in Mon Repos
Scores of schoolchildren were rushed to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation on Monday after police sprayed tear gas in the vicinity of their private school at Mon Repos 10 miles from the capital.
Principal of the School Jaikarran Jaipersaud told reporters that the children were in their classes when the lawmen shot tear gas over the building.
Relatives of Lusignan massacre call for peace
Georgetown , GINA, January 28, 2008.
Relatives of those killed in the Lusignan attack on January 26, have urged that all citizens particularly those on the East Coast Demerara remain calm and avoid any further disruptive practices.
The relatives urged that residents desist from burning tyres and blocking roadways as such actions do not augur well for the country’s development. They noted that while the tragedy has impacted on all Guyanese, peace must prevail especially while the final rights are performed for those killed. Read the rest of this entry »
