The Guyana Police Force is seeking 40-year-old David Singh, a driver from Eccles New Scheme on the East Bank of Demerara, along with an accomplice in connection with a reported firearm licence fraud valued at about $2.6 million. Police say the allegation involves obtaining money by false pretence. According to the police statements carried by both outlets, the fraud is reported to have been committed against two brothers from Best Village: a 35-year-old contractor and a 30-year-old operator. InNews Guyana reports that Singh is the subject of a wanted bulletin, naming him and describing the matter as a $2.6 million firearm licence fraud. Kaieteur News similarly states that Singh and another man are wanted in relation to a $2.61 million firearm license fraud. Both articles attribute the information to police and specify the ages and roles of the two brothers affected. The reports do not provide additional details on how the licence fraud was carried out, nor do they identify the alleged accomplice beyond describing him as another man.
Police seek David Singh and accomplice in $2.6M firearm licence fraud
The Guyana Police Force is seeking 40-year-old David Singh, a driver from Eccles New Scheme on the East Bank of Demerara, along with an accomplice in connection with a reported firearm licence fraud v...
- The Guyana Police Force issues a wanted notice seeking David Singh, a 40-year-old driver from Eccles New Scheme.
- Police also seek an accomplice in connection with the alleged firearm licence fraud.
- The alleged fraud amount is about $2.6 million (reported as $2.6 million and $2.61 million).
- Police say the offence is obtaining money by false pretence.
- The alleged victims are two brothers from Best Village: a 35-year-old contractor and a 30-year-old operator.
(Kaieteur News) – The Guyana Police Force (GPF) is seeking a 40-year-old male driver from Eccles and his accomplice in relation to a $2.61 million firearm license fraud. A statement from the police said David Singh and another man are wanted for obtaining money by false pretence, committed against two brothers, ages 35 and 30, of […] The post Police hunt two in $2.6M firearm license fraud appeared first on Kaieteur News.
8 hours agoThe Guyana Police Force (GPF) has issued a wanted bulletin for 40-year-old David Sing, a driver of Eccles New Scheme, East Bank Demerara (EBD) in relation to a $2.6 million firearm licence fraud. In a statement, police said the crime was committed against two brothers, a 35-year-old contractor and a 30-year-old operator, both of Best […] The post Eccles man wanted for $2.6M firearm licence fraud appeared first on INews Guyana.
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