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Mar 30, 2014 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
The local drug situation is becoming a serious thing. There is a lot of cocaine in Guyana waiting to be shipped to locations where the money rests, but so many things are in the way. For one, the busts are not helping and those who invest in cocaine are seeking to retaliate.
In a very recent case the investors are blaming each other with serious consequences. I had spoken and warned about the killings and they are happening. More are on the way.
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The Demerara Harbour Bridge is going to be at the centre of an incident that really has nothing to do with traffic. Some criminals would target the other side of the river, fully aware that their only way back home is across the bridge.
Quick action by the police will result in a roadblock, but the criminals will make a stop in a location where they believe that they will be safe until sunrise when they would use the speedboats. The problem is that the police know of this plan.
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The police will know that they have their work cut out for them largely because they see the rate of unemployment climbing inexorably.
Sadly, whenever they make an arrest, the person would be so young that the arrest would be a disappointment.
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