Georgetown – Head of the Presidential Secretariat and Cabinet Secretary Dr. Roger Luncheon was rushed to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation around 7:15 AM today after complains of back pains.

Dr. Luncheon’s condition is listed as stable and the
doctors have been conducting further investigations.
 

Georgetown– The President’s recent comments at the Annual Army Conference about the arrest of Bouterse, never mentioned that he was asked by the United States to do so. The President’s exact words were: "I heard talk off arresting Suriname’s President Desi Bouterse whenever he comes here, I said no I will not arrest Bouterse, let whoever want to arrest him do it, Bouterse in the legitimate leader of the Suriname’s people and we have to work with him".

Georgetown- The police last evening issued a wanted bulletin for  a 38 year old carpenter Sven Niles, who they believe has information on the murder of detective constable Igris Bobb Blackman . Blackman’s bound and battered body was discovered in a septic tank at his home in Parfait Harmonie West Bank Demerara. The police said that the wanted man may have been in the house the same day the body was discovered.

Georgetown– The Police investigates the sudden drive by shooting at the home of International recording artiste Jomo Primo. A number of spent shells were recovered at the scene as residents of Joseph Pollydore street, Lodge are still fearful of what transpired. Reports are that  about eight gunshots rang and as people peeped out they saw a car speeding away from in front of Primo’s residence. When contacted the artiste said that he could not be the target since he has no problems with anyone, yet the gunmen opened fire at his home.

Three fishermen, missing at sea, since Monday are now feared dead. The men from Moruga, disappeared after their boat developed a leak and sank off the coast of Venezuela.
Up to today the search for the men was continuing but relatives of one of the men identified as Wilbert Coto Noel say they are quickly loosing hope.

Bridgetown Barbados: Merchants in Barbados who are guilty of price gouging should fear the Barbadian consumers.  This is the view of Prime Minister of Barbados Freundel Stuart.
In an address to the Barbados Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s luncheon at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre, Stuart alluded to the vexing question of cost of living in Barbados and the recent charges and counter charges of price gouging.

Georgetown- Two sisters are nursing gunshot wound at the Georgetown hospital, one is said to be in critical condition. The relative who opened fire on them fled the scene with his children in a car. The police is on the hunt to locate him. TrakkerNews understands that the husband Malvin Taylor shot his wife Sharon Taylor in the chest at close range after accusing her of having an extra marital affair with another man. In the process he shot the woman’s sister Michelle Richards in the face. The police who responded quickly to the scene at Quamina street went in search of Taylor.

Bridgetown Barbados: The Royal Barbados Force will continue to clamp down on communities in Barbados that have become an operating base for criminals on the island.
Inspector David Welch the Public Relations Officer of the Force said that the cops are firm in the intention   to arrest criminals who have established an operating base in the urban areas of Barbados and are causing havoc on the island.

A building is now ablaze in downtown Port of Spain.
Firefighters are trying to control the fire burning the Gillette hardware at the corner of George Street and Independence Square.
The hardware is located near a main entrance to the city and the fire is causing a huge traffic pile up.
The cause of the fire which started about an hour ago is still uncertain..