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Charges pending months after Linden accident

Feb 24, 2010 News

Latoya Hinds, the mother of Akeem Hinds, has been wondering why the driver of a vehicle that crashed in Linden on October 20, last and claimed the life of her son, has not yet been charged.
At the time of the accident, the young child and six other family members were in a motorcar when it careened off the Soesdyke/Linden Highway near Bamia, while they were returning from a relative’s funeral in Georgetown.
The child’s uncle, 61-year-old, Aubrey Barrington Yaw, also died.
According to Latoya Hinds, she was told by police officers that the matter was in the hands of the DPP and that nothing else could be done until charges are instituted.
According to police sources, the matter is with the DPP’s office and a decision is yet to be made.

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