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Sep 14, 2020 News
Sources close to the investigations of the murder of Experiment, Bath Settlement West Coast Berbice businessman, Mohomed ‘Raymond’ Haniff disclosed that four persons were arrested in connection with his murder.
Haniff was chopped to his head and neck Saturday night after three masked men invaded his premises. Currently the wife of Haniff and four suspects are assisting police with investigations.
Reports are that the victim and his 44-year-old wife were at home when three masked men armed with a small handgun, a metal bar and cutlass barged into their home and one of the suspects dealt the victim several chops to his head causing him to receive injuries. The men then demanded cash and the victim claimed they had none, after which the suspects left the home and made good their escape in an unknown direction.
The victim was picked up by a neighbour and rushed to the Fort Wellington Public Hospital, and later transferred to the New Amsterdam Public Hospital where he was admitted a patient in a serious condition but subsequently died at around 01:30 hrs. Nothing was stolen from the house. The Guyana Police Force’ Major Crimes Unit responded and commenced investigations.
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