Guyanese sentenced to two years in T&T for theft
(Trinidad Express) A Guyanese national, an illegal immigrant, will spend the next two years in jail for stealing from the man who hired him to work as a mason at his home.
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(Trinidad Express) A Guyanese national, an illegal immigrant, will spend the next two years in jail for stealing from the man who hired him to work as a mason at his home.
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