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Police fish runaway thief out of sea
By Michel Outridge
Suspect in police hands after sea chase
Suspect in police hands after ‘sea’ chase
Three brave policemen yesterday afternoon shed their clothing and jumped overboard into the sea at the UG seawall and apprehended a man who reportedly snatched a gold bangle and a ring from a woman who was standing at University of Guyana Access Road, East Coast Demerara, awaiting transportation.

According to an eyewitness, the woman was standing on the road about 12:55 pm when a 28-year-old knife-wielding man believed to be from Plaisance, East Coast Demerara

Saturday, January 10, 2004

 

 

 


 

          

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Linden residents nab, hand over 5 to police after robbery
--- $3M in articles recovered in boat
Five men are in custody at Mackenzie Police Station following swift action by residents of Endeavour who apprehended them, after they were seen in the area following the alleged theft of $3M in articles from a gas station at Republic Avenue, Linden, on Thursday morning.

The articles were recovered by the police in a boat which contained a vacuum, a pressure pump, a starter, 30 pails containing 5 gallons of oil each, 50 boxes of 2 pint oil, a gas bottle, 2 boxes of mineral water and 30 boxes of 1 gallon oil. These items are currently lodged at the Mackenzie Police Station.

According to a police report, about 04:30 hours Thursday morning the five men prised opened a window and subsequently gained entry to the bond adjoined to the gas station.

After carting off the items, they headed towards Timehri in a boat. The police were summoned to the scene where they quickly formed two groups, one headed to Timehri in a boat while the other group travelled in a vehicle to Dora, Linden Highway.

The five suspects were subsequently sighted in the vicinity of Dora and having noticed the police they opened fire.

This led to a shootout and three of the five men were forced to jump overboard and the others tried desperately to push the boat with the items into a creek.

The mobile patrol rushed to the Timehri docks and were assisted with a speedboat, which took them to Endeavour where they met the other party of policemen.

The items were later discovered with the stolen items on the riverbank.

The Police are investigating.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This unfortunate car trunker was caught red-handed trying to steal parts of a car which was parked between Camp and Charlotte Streets on Thursday afternoon. He was tied to a utility pole and beaten by the irate owner of the vehicle, as several onlookers watched.
This unfortunate car trunker was caught red-handed trying to steal parts of a car which was parked between Camp and Charlotte Streets on Thursday afternoon. He was tied to a utility pole and beaten by the irate owner of the vehicle, as several onlookers watched.
He was later taken to the Police Station. (Cullen Bess Nelson photo)