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Jun 23, 2016 News
The names of over a dozen Guyanese nationals have appeared on Interpol – the world’s largest international police organisations –Wanted List. 
The Guyanese on the list has contributed to the 312 wanted nationals from 16 Caribbean nations.
The names of the Guyanese made public by an American Media House are Jamal Sadia Lewis, 25; Anthony Bhupdeo, 23, and Neon Daneyon Jemmott, 38, who are all wanted for murder; Oudit Narain Seenarain, 40, who is wanted for rape, aggravated sodomy; kidnapping with bodily injury, false imprisonment and possession with intent to distribute cocaine.
Sandra Angela Profitt, 52; Sean Griffith, 45; and Garfield Christopher Parker, 53, who are all wanted for international drug trafficking.
50-year-old, Roy Anthony Garraway, is also wanted for drug trafficking.
Lawrence Dundas, 56, who is wanted for embezzlement as a public officer; Hewit Alleyne, 38, who is wanted for unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor between 14 years and 16 years and;
George Andrew Hercules, 61, is wanted for sexual battery on a child.
Also on the list was Trinidad & Tobago-born former FIFA vice-President and government minister Jack Warner.
The majority is said to be Dominican Republic nationals— a whopping 160, including persons wanted for crimes varying from murder to drug trafficking and bank fraud. They include
Jesus Maria Rosario Mena, 26; Lorenzo Burgos Nuñez, 59; Daniel Polanco Valdez, 28; Michael Antonio Reyes Solis, 25; Williams De La Cruz, 38; Francisco Santos Gonzalez, 49; William Restituyo Peña, 35; and Felix Aldencis Peguero Mendez,57, who are all wanted for murder.
Jose Borbon, 47; and 49-year-old Ramon R. Rosario, are both wanted for conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute cocaine.
From Jamaica there are 50, the second largest in the Caribbean. They include Albert Bolt, 61, Yasser James, 22; Mervin Henry, 29; Shanrick Shavaughn Nugent, 22; Kemar Ruddock, 25; Alphanso Derrick Nelson, 26; Paul Casanova, 40; Marlon Omar Mcmillan, 30; O’Neil Ferguson, 33; and Teran Bryan, 26, all for murder.
Ena Mcneish, 63, is wanted for possession of cocaine with intent to sell and criminally negligent homicide and, Lawrence Moffatt, 54, for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute more than 50 grams of crack cocaine.
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