Phone records have confirmed that calls were made between numbers registered to Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee and former Linden Commander Clifton Hicken on July 18, after three persons were fatally shot and others were wounded at Linden.
The records, presented yesterday by the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GT&T) to the Commission of Inquiry into the shootings, show that six calls were exchanged between the numbers registered to Rohee and Hicken, who had earlier testified that he had no contact with the minister on that day.
Attorney Nigel Hughes, who represents the AFC and the interest of the
