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Tabatinga ambulance driver jailed for one year, fined $1m for cybercrime offence A Tabatinga ambulance driver was today jailed for one year and fined $1m after pleading guilty to a cybercrime offence. The police say that Lorian Toney, 34, was arrested on September 25, 2025 and was charged with an offence under the Cybercrime Act 2018. The article Tabatinga ambulance driver jailed for one year, fined $1m for cybercrime offence appeared first on Stabroek News.
India taking 4m barrels of Guyana oil -as US sanctions bite Two massive supertankers have begun a lengthy voyage from Guyana to India, hauling a total of 4 million barrels of crude oil over approximately 11,000 miles (17,700 kilometers). The article India taking 4m barrels of Guyana oil appeared first on Stabroek News.
Police were silent for a day on Port Kaituma shooting by cop -questions raised on access to AK-47, entry in station diary While the drunken rampage by a cop brandishing an AK-47 occurred just after midnight on Saturday at Port Kaituma, the police said nothing about it until Sunday night and only after a post on Team Mohamed’s Facebook page and several questions have now arisen about how the rank came to be in possession of the weapon and the entry that was made in the station diary. The article Police were silent for a day on Port Kaituma shooting by cop appeared first on Stabroek News.
New claims surface about harsh working conditions at Aurora Gold Mine In the wake of a violent confrontation between a Guyanese worker and a senior manager at the Chinese-owned Zijin Mining Aurora Goldfield, more concerns have surfaced about the working conditions at the Region Seven mining site. The article New claims surface about harsh working conditions at Aurora Gold Mine appeared first on Stabroek News.
Man to go on trial for brother-in-law murder A mason accused of fatally stabbing his brother-in-law, Daniel Boutrin, is set to go on trial after pleading not guilty before Justice Gino Persaud in the High Court in Demerara yesterday. The article Man to go on trial for brother-in-law murder appeared first on Stabroek News.
$120m impasse A legal squabble is brewing over the $120 million the Supreme Court ordered the Government to pay George Williams, the mentally disabled man who languished in prison for nearly 50 years – or his entire working life – awaiting a trial. The...
Maitland says Donaldson left apartment after row Constable Noel Maitland told the police that Donna-Lee Donaldson walked out of his Chelsea Manor apartment in July 2022 after an argument about a photo of his child’s mother on the wall and his threat to end their relationship a day before she went...
PEP prep under threat as Hague Primary waits for infirmary relocation Dameian Elvin, principal of Hague Primary and Infant School in Trelawny, says his hands are tied regarding the resumption of classes at the institution, confirming that a post-Hurricane Melissa temporary infirmary continues to commandeer the...
Park Lane on edge after 50-y-o woman gunned down Fifty-year-old Janet Baker was shot and killed in a drive-by attack on Park Lane, off Red Hills Road in St Andrew, late Sunday, sending fresh shock waves through a community long battle-scarred by gang conflicts and recurring violence. “The place...
Guidance counsellors call for increased recognition, improved working conditions As Jamaica observes Guidance Counsellors Day today, counsellors across the island are urging the Government and education stakeholders to recognise their critical role in schools and communities, saying their contributions remain largely overlooked...