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Hope man kills ex, commits suicide

In full view of her two-year-old son, a young Hope, East Coast Demerara woman was stabbed to death yesterday morning by her former common-law partner, who later succumbed at a city hospital hours after ingesting poison.

 Trevor Barrow (right), Calvin Edwards, also known as Calvin Dover (left)

‘We tried to talk to him’

The family of Calvin Edwards, also known as Calvin Dover, one of the two suspected bandits shot and killed after they attempted to rob a city businessman on Friday, became aware that he chose a criminal path after his constant arrests and their relentless efforts to steer him away bore no fruit.

The suspect who was apprehended and is currently in police custody.

Soesdyke businesswoman chases down bandits who stole $5m

Two motorcycle bandits snatched over $5M in cash from the proprietor of Deokie Service Station (Rubis) yesterday morning as she stopped along the Land of Canaan Public Road on her way to a commercial bank and while one of the suspects was apprehended, the other managed to escape.

The White Castle Fish Shop building, located at the corner of Hadfield and John streets, Werk-en-Rust.

White Castle Fish Shop gutted by fire in suspected arson

A fire, suspected to be an act of arson, gutted the White Castle Fish Shop at John and Hadfield Streets, Werk-en-Rust, Georgetown, early yesterday morning, leaving the proprietor counting millions of dollars in losses, and his common-law wife in custody as the prime suspect.

Orwain Sandy and Reona Payne in happier times.

Soldier guns down partner

Following an argument, Captain Orwain Sandy, the army Chief-of-Staff’s personal assistant, riddled his common-law wife with bullets at Alexander Village, Georgetown yesterday morning and then turned himself over to the police.

Attorney Nigel Hughes (second, from right) flanked by Devon Lyte (at right) and the sisters of Dextroy Cordis during the press conference yesterday.

Eyewitness contradicts police’s account of seawall killings

The recent police killing of three  robbery suspects along the Kingston seawall, in Georgetown, on March 15th, is being labelled as unlawful after an explosive statement yesterday by a man who says he witnessed ranks beating one of the men and did not see any shootout as has been claimed.

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