| Surinamese arrested in Guyana allegedly with guns | | Print | |
| Written by Denis Scott Chabrol |
| Friday, 22 June 2012 17:26 |
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Two Surinamese, allegedly nabbed in Police Chief of Criminal Investigations, Deputy Police Commissioner Seelall Persaud named the men as Dwayne Mc Intosh,27, and Sylvester Alphin,20, of Apoera. When police arrested the two men in Orealla on Wednesday, they said they had come across the border to hunt, said Persaud. The police officer said Guyanese police would be contacting their Surinamese counterparts to ascertain whether the men were licensed to carry the two 16 gauge shotguns. They were refused bail and remanded to prison. 
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Why Guyana government takes so long to issue firearm license is questionable. Bribes is it?
where is the boat the came to guyana with is there any proof of meat with them if the r hunters.did the report to the village captain of their presents in the village
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