A team of Guyana’s lawmen, headed by Deputy Commander, ‘B’ Division Errol Watts, has travelled to Suriname to continue to investigate the recent fatal piracy attack on the Corentyne and locate the missing fishermen.
Commander of ‘B’ Division Ian Amsterdam has confirmed that the suspects held following the attack are still in custody. He also confirmed that information obtained from a suspect in custody indicated that the three missing men were tied to an anchor and tossed overboard.
Last Friday, Rosana 664, a vessel owned by Mohamed Arran, was hijacked by five men, armed with pieces of wood and cutlasses. Captain of the
