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Jun 29, 2017 News
A young woman is among three persons who reportedly confessed to murdering 49-year-old Kumar Persaud on Monday at Third Avenue Beach, Bartica.
The suspects are currently in the Bartica Police Station lockups.
Divisional Commander Ravindradat Budhram said that charges will follow as soon as a post mortem examination is conducted.
According to information, the victim called “Radika” was asked to remove from the beach sometime between 04:00 to 08:00 hrs by the suspects, who were reportedly involved in a “threesome,” but he refused and continued staring at the trio.
This reportedly angered the persons who began beating Persaud. It was an eyewitness who pointed out the suspects to law enforcement officers.
This individual had summoned ranks to the scene on Monday when the suspects were arrested and the victim was rushed to the hospital in an unconscious state. He died while receiving treatment at the Bartica Hospital.
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