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Aug 21, 2019 News
A 25-year-old James Street, Albouystown resident received the beating of his life after he was stuck in the window of the house that he was about to rob.
The young man, who has been identified as Edward Pilgrim, was severely beaten by occupants of the home, after they found him trying to enter the house.
The owner of the home, Enid Fordyce, told Kaieteur News that around 13:00 hrs she was sleeping in her bedroom when she heard a loud banging. She decided to investigate the cause of the noise.
The woman said, “When I went to see what was causing the noise, I saw him stuck in the window and he was knocking it, so that it will break for him to escape.”
She added that after seeing the man, she called for her grandson and they give him a sound beating while he was still stuck.
The police were then called and the man was extricated and removed from the premises by the lawmen.
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