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Cattle rustling
Dear Sir/Madam,
It has been a while since I have made numerous reports at the Mahaicony Police Station concerning the cattle rustling of my herd in Abary Creek. However, nothing was done on the claims of having no evidence to support such allegations.
On the 2nd March 2022, I took my Cream Heifer cow to the Mahaicony Police Station after I noticed that Mr. Mohamed Neezamdeen’s brand number ■(EZB@77) overlaid my brand number ■(ZT@66) ..
On the 4th March 2022, I was invited to the Mahaicony Police Station where I met Veterinary Livestock Officer of Region #5 who verified that my brand ■(ZT@66) is the older brand and Mr. Neezam’s brand ■(EZB@77)was superimposing my brand.
Subsequently, I made a statement to CPL officer McPherson. Later that day, I had a confrontation with Mr. Mohamed Neezamdeen who confirmed his brand ■(EZB@77)and my Cream Heifer Cow but denies his involvement in branding my cow.
Approximately three weeks later and nine enquiries, CPL officer McPherson stated that my Report File is with the DPP for advice. After which, I kept following up periodically and CPL officer McPherson said, “You have to give the police time to do this investigation.”
On the 25th May 2022, CPL Officer McPherson contacted me and said “the file has returned from the DPP and it is advised that they return the cow to you.”
At that point, I hired a canter truck and took possession of the same. I then made several calls to Officer McPherson’s phone some of which went unanswered, and his last words were “the matter is still under investigation.”Currently, I am unaware of whether the case is closed or requires further investigation, as if it was swept under the carpet. I’m hopeful that my case doesn’t become one of the unsolved cases in Guyana, for my animals are going missing continuously.
Regards
Chandini Seocharan
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