The wife of the La Parfaite Harmonie, West Bank Demerara, contractor, who was killed in Thursday’s
Yudashram Dookhie
night horrific crash on Vlissengen Road, is claiming that her husband was not under the influence of alcohol.
The highly upset woman, Debbie claimed that her now dead husband, Yudashram Dookhie had called her five minutes before the accident to inquire what she wanted because he had collected his salary.
She claimed that her husband had talked to her sober-headed.
The woman said that she told her husband that she did not want anything. She added that she had called back in less than five minutes but his phone rang out so she thought he was on his way home, since she said, Dookhie never answers his phone when he is riding.
“After the phone ring out, I get back a call from the number asking ‘Who is you to his person?’ She said when she told the male she was Dookhie’s wife, the male who identified himself as Constable Willy told her “’The man dead’ and he hang up on me without saying anything else,” Mrs. Dookhie lamented.
She added that when she visited the police station to collect her husband’s belongings, she did not receive his salary, which was almost $150,000.
She even went on to accuse the police officer of not giving her a proper statement.
She claimed when she asked the police officer to give her a little detail about the accident, “he said ‘I can’t tell you everything fine fine.’”
“I don’t even know who was driving the truck,” she said.