No pseudonym. Real name and proud of it and TOO DAMNED OLD AND COMFORTABLY RETIRED to have need for filling out forms for anybody or anything (except perhaps my pre-burial requests).

I speak my mind and try to stay within the realms of reality, and I say (tongue in cheek) that since nothing else seems to be working in Guyana to allay the fears of locals and visitors alike against the destruction being caused by a few lunatics who prefer to rob than seek a meaningful existence, then catching and roughing them up should be given a try. And here I am not advocating killing anyone, just administering a good roughing up and then handing them over to the police for a further roughing up in the lock up at the Brickdam Police Station. On being sentenced to jail they should then be made to encounter the cat-o-nine-tails for a further roughing up. The person administering lashes with the cat-o-nine tails should be no less than the victim of the robery or attempted robery.

……..oil price down and the temperature gone into free fall…….like a big snow storm coming…….evil this is the time a would like to go home but this two headed snake a mean the ppp & pnc …….they would not put things under control…….!! you see how they beating upon the poor in rosignoal …….what they gon do when everybody start tecking ……….!!…..everybody gone beat everybody……just remember!!…… abbi government…

Well done, you make a good comedy team and had me laughing uncontrollably for a good two minutes.. This is a serious discussion but I love the irony of the various inputs to the blog.

Lenshaw:

What you are talking about is dealing with criminals in a society that adheres to the rule of law. In Guyana, chances are that if the public had not apprehended this man (and he had not accidentally fallen and injured himself) he nor his accomplice would ever have been caught, hence there would not have been any likelihood of him appearing before a court of law nor requiring legal representation. Street justice is exactly what is needed to deal with the run away crime situation that exists in Guyana. The police need whatever assistance they can get from the public.

He ’s a darn thief ! Lucky them people ain’t beat him so bad that he dead !
Way to go Guyanese , when you catch them , beat them !

Wow ! what smooth reporting!

But we let our imagination run helter skelte rwith comments like
1. the damaged and unwanted.
2. resting comfortably in de hospital bed wid broken bones
3. hope he had a few broken bones & enough pain

Man…ah tell alyuh..alyuh really rough and put more in de story dan appeared!

So now is who really beat he up?
…de crowd? or
…de police?
Or better yet, he fell down and injured himself!

Take your pick but from the previous posts, is only one that would be made.

Yes …alyuh guessed right…and further I say not.