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The Police in a press release stated that Jadoo Datt is wanted for questioning in relation to a number of conspiracy to defraud, committed on the Government of Guyana between December 2015 and April 2016.

The Police are asking anyone with information that may lead to the arrest of Jadoo Datt to contact the police on telephone numbers 226-2870, 229-2655, 229-2289, 227-1149, 226-7065, 911 or the nearest police station.
All information will be treated in the strictest confidence.

Name: JADOO DATT

Ethnic Origin: East Indian
Age: 40 years old
Last Known Address: lot 64 Sheriff Street, Campbellville Georgetown

Twenty-five year old Maryann Daby was on today remanded to prison for attempted murder of a police officer and possession of illegal firearm and ammunition.

Daby, the finance manager of Daby’s Distribution at Providence, East Bank Demerara appeared before Magistrate Judy Latchman in the Magistrates’ Court where she was remanded to prison until May 23.

The first charge read that on May 13 at Albert Street and Thomas Land, Daby with the intent to commit murder, attempted to discharge a firearm at Police Constable Christopher Kissoon. She was not required to plea to the charge.

The last two charges read that on the same day in question Daby had .32 pistol along with 6 live rounds without being a licensed firearm holder. She pleaded not guilty to the two charges.

Attorney at law, Mark Waldron in his application for bail told the court that his client is a licensed firearm holder since 2014, however, this year Daby upgraded her firearm license to a 9 mm pistol.

Waldron explained that no spent shells were found on the scene.

However, Police Prosecutor Arwin Moore objected to bail citing the seriousness of the charge and the woman was not licensed to carry that particular firearm.

Economics teacher Coen Jackson was today committed to stand trial in the High Court for the sexual assault of a child under the age of 16 while being in a position of trust.

Jackson appeared before Magistrate Judy Latchman in the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court where it was found that there was sufficient evidence to have the former Bishop’s High School teacher committed to the High Court.

Jackson, however, will continue to enjoy his pretrial liberty. The teacher was placed on $300,000 high court bail. The former high school teacher is accused of abusing a child at his Durban Street, Lodge home between December 2000 and May 2011.

The men Mahadeo Lall and Munish Persaud appeared in the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court before Magistrate Judy Latchman where they denied the charge and were released on $200,000 each. They will return to court on May 30.

The charges came some four days after a stolen Toyota Allion car was recovered at Airy Hall on the Essequibo Coast.

Reports are that the two received the car on March 30^th from Earland Angus in Princes’ Street in the City. The car is said to be valued at $2.2 million.

Prosecutor, Arwin Moore told the court that the vehicle was stolen by Angus who took it to a workshop owned by Munish Persaud for it to be sprayed.

Persaud, in turn, gave the vehicle to Mahadeo Lall to operate it as a taxi and agreed to pay him $18,000 per week.

The car is the property of Anthony Pickett, he was allegedly robbed by Angus on March 14 of the vehicle, 1 cell phone and $7,000 in cash. Angus is before the court for that matter.

An employee of the Guyana Power and Light Company is now a patient at the Georgetown Public Hospital after he came into contact with a live high voltage wire during maintenance work around the Stabroek Market in the vicinity of Demico House.

Workers from the utility company were called into action after a tree in the compound of the St. Andrews Kirk Church fell and burst several electrical wires around the area before ending up on the road.

It was during efforts to repair the damaged wire and restore power that the employee came into contact with the wire and was tossed from the pole. The employee was in full protective gear. Vendors in the area described the incident as horrific.

Dason Jupiter a 23-year-old West Ruimveldt man was today slapped with three attempted murder charges for two separate incidents when he appeared in the Georgetown before Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan.

The court was told that Jupiter discharged a loaded firearm at Doodnauth Danasri a market vendor with intent to commit murder. He was also charged with the armed robbery committed on the man’s his wife on April 2, at the La Penitence Market in front of the Twins drugs store. According to the Police report, Jupiter, while armed with a gun and in the company of others, robbed Meena Danasri of $150,000. The bandits shot the woman’s husband after he refused to hand over the money. It was while the man collapsed, the men took the money and made good their escape. The bullets grazed Danasri.

Jupiter was not required to plea to the two indictable charges when it was read to him by the Chief Magistrate.

And Jupiter was hit with another attempted murder charge, this time the alleged act was committed at Laing Avenue on March 2. It is alleged that he discharged a loaded firearm at Randy Sampson with intent to commit murder.
Police Prosecutor Gordon Mansfield told the court that the Police file is still incomplete and requested an adjournment for reports.
Jupiter was refused bail on the three charges and was remanded to prison until June 1.