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Saturday, 17 December 2011 |
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placed on bond to keep the peace 
Information and Press
Liaison to the President Kwame Mc Coy
(KN) Surrounded by journalists and a
throng of curious onlookers, Information and Press Liaison to the President Kwame Mc Coy entered the
Georgetown Magistrates Court yesterday to answer to charges of assault and
threatening language. Mc Coy, represented by Senior Counsel Bernard De Santos,
was placed on two charges of assault causing actual bodily harm, to which it is
alleged that he maliciously and unlawfully wounded Clifton Stewart and Natalie
Ross. He was also charged for the use of threatening language towards Stewart. Mc
Coy stood motionless as the prosecution alleged that on November 12, stemming
from an argument with Natalie Ross, he drove his vehicle in a dangerous manner,
hitting Ross and rendering her unconscious.
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Saturday, 17 December 2011 |
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 Henry Greene
(KN) The Guyana Women’s Lawyer’s
Association has spoken out against the Police Commissioner Henry Greene and the
present allegations before him. The association said that the allegation is a
very serious one and requires an immediate and thorough investigation by the
Guyana Police Force. It was further stated by the members that they were
surprised that to date Mr. Greene has not proceeded on administrative leave
which he should have done forthwith. They stressed that Greene, who is an
attorney-at-law, ought to know that he should not be performing the duties of
head of the Guyana Police Force while the said Police Force is investigating an
allegation made against him.
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Saturday, 17 December 2011 |
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 Brigadier Collins (KN) The Ex-Guyana Defence Force
Association says that “it is with grave concern, that we the officers and
members of the XGDF Association of Guyana register our disapproval of the
actions taken by officers and ranks of the Guyana Police Force” on Tuesday
December 6, 2011. The Guyana Police Force opened fire on several marchers in
the city streets because the crowd refused to disperse. “Any expert in crowd
control or internal security would consider (the shooting) an unnecessary and
unwarranted escalation of force by the Police.” The ex-soldiers said that they
strongly condemned the treatment that was meted out to Brigadier (ret) Edward
Collins MSM MSS.
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Saturday, 17 December 2011 |
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  (KN) People does always crowd de court when
a big one got to appear before a judge or a magistrate. Yesterday, Kwame prove
that he is a big one because nuff people tun up at the Magistrates’ Court because
at long last he get charge. When Bar Rat been in de chair Kwame could do no
wrong. Bar Rat use to cover he. He knock people, he cuss people, he do all kind
of thing and he never get charge. In fact, de two thing that he appear in court
for is things he do while Bar Rat was still in de chair. When he appear in
court he holler, “If de Big Rat
been hay this coulda never happen to me.” He got to behave heself. De court
tell he suh. Dem boy seh that he walk in pompous wid a big lawyer. When he walk
out he look like a mouse. Is now people gun torment he because dem know is jail
he gun go if he only try anything.
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Thursday, 15 December 2011 |
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 Coming up at 9:30 Mr. Nigel Hughes will give the latest on the rape allegation against Commissioner of Police, Henry Greene...tune in to www.benschopradio.com or www.guyanaobservernews.org 
Benschop's co-host this evening is Ms. Felicia Persaud: Join us at 9:30 (Guyana time) all you need to know about Guyana...Henry Greene, Politics www.benschopradio.com or www.guyanaobservernews.org
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Thursday, 15 December 2011 |
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 Former Commissioner of Police Winston Felix says that Commissioner of Police Henry Greene should do the honourable thing and tender his resignation following allegations of abuse levelled against the top cop this week. Felix was among those speaking at today’s A Partnership for National Unity press conference held at the party’s headquarters on Regent Street.
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Thursday, 15 December 2011 |
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Thursday, 15 December 2011 |
Dear Editor,
(KN) Now that the elections are over and life is getting back to normal, it is time for us to examine the way forward. All the parties in their campaign spoke out about corruption, including the PPP. We wait to see who will walk the walk. The AFC has made it clear that it wants to examine corrupt deals and transactions. This is most welcomed, as those guilty of raping the treasury must be made to pay. We await to see what the PPP will do as regards perceived under-the-table deals such as the Amaila Falls hydro project, the Marriott, the concession to an Indian furniture manufacturer, and all those shady contracts and other issues such as the supply of computers, the building of one stelling several times, mansions in Pradoville, containers of building materials in State House, concessions to mining and logging companies, Sanata Complex, CLICO and the Berbice Bridge…. the list is long.
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