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ECD man allegedly Electrocuted
FACTS: Enquiries disclose that 32-year-old Mark Wells of lot 44 Coldingen, ECD, (now deceased), resided with his 46-year-old girlfriend. However, on September 7th, 2022 at about 20:40 hours at the said address, his girlfriend noted that Wells was in the yard running a wire to a nearby house to receive electricity. A short while after she heard him screaming and rushed to see what was happening.

The woman further noted that upon arrival she then observed that he was holding a white electric drop cord in his left hand and lying motionless on the ground. She managed to remove the wire from his hand and observed he was unresponsive. She then raised an alarm.

At about 20:50 hours an EMT from the Melanie Fire Station arrived and Wells was later pronounced dead. The body was then examined by ranks and wounds were seen to his left-hand palm and right leg.

The body was later taken to the Mortuary where it is awaiting Post Mortem Examination.

Investigation in progress. No foul play is suspected.

Thieves posing as good samaritans steals bike from stranded motorcyclist.
According to the victim, the incident in question occured around 3 am on Sunday morning along the Railway Embankment between the Bel Air/Liliendaal area.
The young man had reportedly ran out of gas and was pushing his red Suzuki motorcycle bearing registration number CL 5238 to a gas station when two persons pulled up on a motorbike pretending that they were going to help me but they took away the bike from me.”
According to the young man, he "took the keys and ran a few meters away from them" upon shouting for help, a car stopped, but instead of helping the stranded man, the guys in the car attacked him, got the keys, and then stole his bike.
Anyone with information about the red Suzuki Gixxer bike is asked to contact the owner on Tel: 615-6767 or the nearest Police Station.

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At approximately 15 minutes after midnight on Friday, August 12th, the decomposing body of an unidentified male was discovered floating on the Eastern bank of the Demerara River, within the vicinity of Tiger Bay. An anonymous caller tipped off the Brickdam Police Station about the location of the body.
When Police ranks arrived at the scene, the body had already begun the decomposition process.
From emerging reports, the body was clad in a gray three-quarter short pants.
The body has since been taken to the Memorial Gardens Funeral Home waiting to be identified and for post-mortem.

Photo: the mouth of the Demerara ( not where the body was found)