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– suspect surrenders to police
Kaieteur News – A 30-year-old man was stabbed to death during a fight with another man at the East Coast Demerara minibus park Wednesday morning.
Dead is Morven Nurse, a minibus conductor of Haslington Village, ECD. The suspect Paul Junior Lynch who initially escaped and for whom a wanted bulletin was issued later surrendered to police in the company of his lawyer.
Police said that investigations revealed that Nurse and the 27-year-old suspect, Paul Junior Lynch were at the #44 Bus Park, Commerce Stree, Georgetown, when they got into an argument. The suspect was armed with a knife. Police said they then began to pelt each other with empty beer bottles and bricks before the suspect allegedly stabbed Nurse with the knife to his left side chest. Nurse ran a short distance before falling to the ground, while the suspect escaped in a minibus. Nurse was picked up and taken to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation where he was pronounced dead while undergoing surgery.
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Minibus conductor, Morven Nurse
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