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Jan 15, 2019 News
Cops in Berbice have their work cut out after the body of a man clad in sports gear was found faced up with a gunshot wound to the forehead.
According to information reaching Kaieteur News, the man was discovered by a police patrol vehicle patrolling the perimeter some time around 17:00 hrs yesterday afternoon. The man who is yet to be identified is suspected to have been executed.
Police have since ruled out the theory of a robbery since a small amount of US currency was found on his person.
Reliable sources in B’ Division told this publication that the body appeared to be at the location for a few hours and based on initial investigations a .32 pistol is suspected to have been used to carry out the crime.
More details will be provided in a subsequent report.
Police are investigating.
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