Two more to face multiple charges today

Dec 13, 2010 News

Ministry of Health arson…

The two other “terror gang” suspects who were detained Friday by the police are expected to appear in court today.
This newspaper was told that the men are expected to appear before Magistrate Priya Beharry at the Georgetown Magistrates Court.
The suspects were identified as Basil Andre Morgan, also known as ‘Mr. Brown, and Anthony Reginald, known as ‘Tupac.’
The duo is expected to be slapped with at least one murder charge, as well as arson and several other charges.
An official said that Morgan is suspected to be one of the people who transported the gang during the torching of the Ministry of Health buildings, the arson attempt at the Supreme Court and the attacks on the Brickdam Police Station and East Ruimveldt Outpost.

Jailed: Colin Jones

The 2009 attacks culminated in the kidnapping of gold miner Wodette Roberts called ‘Buckman’, who subsequently died from suffocation.
Kaieteur News was told that the two men have admitted to participating in the gang’s 2009 activities.
Several persons have now been charged in connection with what has been deemed to be attacks against the state.
They include alleged gunman, Colin Jones who was jailed for eight years. His 17-year-old brother Jafar Simpson and Rice Tester Randy Mars were charged with several offenses including murdering miner Wodette Roberts.
Linden residents Ulei McQuede and Deon Thompson were charged with knowingly harbouring the wanted man. The two are presently on remand.
The two according to the police cooked for the gang, while they were hiding out at Linden.
Colin Jones was charged shortly after leading police to two shallow graves that contained the bodies of gang members Kurt Thierens and Adriano Tracey.
The Guyana Police Force has reportedly asked the International Criminal Police Organisation (INTERPOL) to help track down ex- GDF lieutenant George Lashley and Keith Ferrier. Ferrier along with Clayton Westford was also charged with setting the Ministry of Health building on fire.
The two men are said to be the brains behind the gang.
Lashley is believed to be in the United States, while Ferrier, called ‘General’ is also believed to be overseas.
The ex-soldier is said to be around 60, and also resided at Lot 187 Freeman Street, East La Penitence.