Latest update June 16th, 2026 12:40 AM
Oct 11, 2024 News
Kaieteur News – The remaining four suspects in the Joshua David (Bricks) abduction case are scheduled for court today, police said on Thursday afternoon.
Those suspects have been identified as: 34-year-old Wayne Barker called ‘onnie’, 26-year-old Aaron Alleyne called ‘Cats’, 21-year-old Davantai Mars called ‘Sharkie’, 32-year-old Damion Barlow called ‘Dangles’,
Their court appearance was scheduled after police were able to obtain a court extension to keep them in custody for more than 72 hours. No further information about the case was divulged by police but it is clear that investigators might just have enough evidence to institute charges against them.
Following Bricks’ disappearance, police issued a wanted bulletin for six persons. All of them surrendered and two have already been charged and remanded. Meanwhile, efforts by the police thus far to locate David have been unsuccessful.
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