Author: TrakkerNews

As investigators continue to find more clues in the brutal murder of Neesa Gopaul, the dead girl’s mother and her lover are looking at hard time behind bars or even the death sentence. The charge of murder against the duo, came almost a week after the decomposing body of the 16 year old was fished out of a creek on Soesdyke Highway. The charge carries a death sentence in the event of a conviction, something which the Government has not carried out in almost 2 decades.

Two men one armed with a handgun about 10:25 am today Friday October 08, 2010 robbed Farook Hussein of $422, 000.00 cash (GC), a quantity of GT&T cell phone cards and two cellular phones at Lot 8 Bagotstown, EBD.
 
Hussein was tending to his business, ‘Sweet Dreams Hace Hardware Store’ together with an employee when the two suspects entered enquiring about an item.
 
They held up both men and robbed the entity, then fled.

The main opposition the PNC/R today lashed out at the ruling PPP/C claiming that there is an alarming breakdown of law and order. The most recent horrors are evident in: the barbaric killing of sixteen year old Neesa Gopaul; the Friday 1st October 2010 gunning down of Mark Ceasar; and the Monday 4th October 2010 execution style killing of Patrick Goodluck and Godfrey Grootfaam.
 

The two brothers that were shot last night at Cornelia Ida (CI) during a robbery are presently in intensive care units at two separate city hospitals.
24 year old Bridgemohan Khemlall is receiving blood at the Georgetown Public Hospital and is listed as critical by doctors. Two bullets are still lodged in his abdomen.
The other brother 22 year old Premanandat Khemlall is being still treated at Balwant Singh Hospital  for gunshot wounds to the arm and leg.

The Police are now looking for three more persons in relation to murders.
Wanted are Paul Daby called Randell of D’ Aguiar’s Park, Salim Juman Azeez of Canal # 2, West Bank Demerara and Peter Daby called Spiderman also of D’ Aguiar’s Park.

Lethem -Guyana: A number of security matters relating to the Guyana /Brazil border including transnational crime, cross border trade and the security challenges posed by the recently opened Takutu River Bridge and the road linking Lethem and Georgetown were discussed at a just concluded regional Military conference at the Savannah Inn, Lethem, Guyana.

Medal number three for Trinidad and Tobago at the Commonwealth Games.

Ayanna Alexander has grabbed a silver medal  in the women’s triple jump with a distance of 13.91.

Alexander joins bronaze medallists shooting duo Roger Daniel and Rhodney Allen and sprinter Aaron Amstrong in the medal table.

Sections of society believe that Human Service Minister Priya Manickchand should resign in the face of all facts relating to 16 year old Neesa Gopaul who was brutally killed almost a week now. Some citizens are not taking it for granted that the Minister all of a sudden is making promises and is very outspoken on the girls death. The Minister in earlier reports blamed her staff for failing to follow up on Neesa’s case of which the Ministry has knowledge of an abuse.

Just after 15:00 hrs. on Thursday sections of  Water street  became inundated following an exceptional high tide, with water rising above the wall. Some businesses were affected, others forced to close their doors early. Ever so often Water Street is affected because the particular stretch between Muneshwar and the Mollases Plant, Kingston which is quite low. A high reading of 3.16 meters around 15:45 hrs. was the forecast today according to the local Hydromet office. The weather readings suggested, above normal high tide throughout the weekend into the new week.

The police are looking for Mark De Abrue of 66 Broad Street, Charlestown in relation to murder and trafficking in narcotics.
De Abru is fair in complextion and big built.
Last week the drive by shooting in Charlestown where LIL Mark was gunned down, happened in front of De Abreu’s home.