Popular taxi driver found dead, car submerged

Popular taxi driver found dead, car submerged

The community of Adventure and Nurney was thrown into a state of mourning after a well-known taxi driver /carpenter was discovered dead on the embankment of the Adventure Canal in Corentyne Berbice, while his car, HC 3695 was found underwater in the same canal Monday afternoon. The body of 38-year-old Lynsay Grant of Adventure Village,…

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Labourer fatally stabbed on the Corentyne

Labourer fatally stabbed on the Corentyne

…suspect arrested A twenty-five-year old man died on Sunday night after he was stabbed while trying to defend a relative during a fight. Dead is Patrick Wilson called “Boy” of Lot 5, Limlair, East Berbice Corentyne. Eyewitnesses told the Guyana Chronicle that a relative of Wilson had an issue with the suspect who intended to

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60-Y-0 Security Guard found dead at work place

60-Y-0 Security Guard found dead at work place

Police are investigating the death of 60-year-old Keegan Boston who was found dead with a wound to the back of his head Sunday morning. Police in a statement Monday said that Boston was found inside his security hut at Cummings Electrical Company located at 83 Garnett Street, Campbellville, Georgetown. Police suspect that Boston of East…

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20-year-old motorcyclist killed in Essequibo accident

20-year-old motorcyclist killed in Essequibo accident

By Isanella Patoir Twenty-year-old Kishan Sankar died mere minutes after leaving his Richmond Housing Scheme, Essequibo Coast home Saturday night when his motorcycle crashed into a concrete bridge at the Richmond Nursery School. Residents recalled that Sankar was speeding on CJ 2467 when he crashed and ended up inside the trench next to the school…

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SOCU clears Patterson

SOCU clears Patterson

…finds no evidence of misuse of funds, collusion, crime …in award of Harbour Bridge study contract THE Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) of the Guyana Police Force, in the aftermath of a probe into the feasibility study for the new Demerara River Bridge, found that there is no evidence of any collusion between Netherlands-based Lievense CSO

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