Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and Police Constable Ryan Greene are remanded to prison after a magistrate refuses bail in a case involving alleged unauthorised release of police surveillance footage. Both men appear before Magistrate Abigail Gibbs at the Sparendaam Magistrates’ Court, following a pre-bail hearing where the prosecution and defence make submissions.
Across the coverage, the central allegations are the same: the case concerns footage linked to the Guyana Police Force’s Command Centre and whether any release was properly authorised. Guyana Chronicle also mentions an allegation of a $800,000 payment connected to the matter. INews Guyana frames the opposition leader as subject to US sanctions and similarly focuses on the bail decision and the court arguments over whether detention is warranted. Both outlets report the remand after bail is denied and the matter proceeds in court.
