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Nov 07, 2010 News
Deonarine Jodha’s condition is still listed as serious and he remains a patient at the Suddie Public Hospital, four days after he was severely beaten by unknown men while he was on his job as a security guard, attached at the Guyana Stores, Essequibo branch. Jodha’s wife, Farida, said that her husband is crying out for severe head pains and one of his eyes is still swollen.
Branch manager, Mohamed Khaleel Ulla, said Saturday morning that on Friday, after reading the article about the injured security guard, only then did the police make an effort to secure a statement from Jodha. The manager, responding to the near fatal attack on his employee, said that he is convinced that the bandits’ motive was to first kill Jodha, after which they would have broken into the store. At present another security guard has been operating at the store, Ulla said.
Fifty-year-old, Deonarine Jodha, of Lima Housing Scheme, was severely beaten by bandits on Wednesday night last. The incident, according to Ulla, occurred while he was sitting in the guard hut in the compound of the Guyana Stores branch. Farida said that her husband put up a fight with the two men and could have lost his life, had it not been for the alertness of a neighbour who resides to the north of the Guyana Stores building.
Ulla praised the neighbour’s quick response. She mistook Jodha’s screams for that of her goats and by venturing outside she actually scared the men away. They fled through the back entrance of the Guyana Stores compound. Police have not made any arrest. They discovered a claw bar and a cutlass alongside the guard hut.
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