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Conviction for Haresh Singh murder soon

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
February 26, 2021
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…police tell opposition leader

The Guyana Police Force has reportedly told the Leader of the Opposition that there soon be a conviction in the the murder of Haresh Singh.

This is so despite no one has been charged, and a trial has not even been heard.
Haresh Singh a teenager in the Cotton Tree, West Berbice Village was found dead in the middle of the upheaval following the slaughter of the Henry cousins: Isiah and Joel.

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While police have charged three men for the murders of the Henry boys, no one has been charged with the murder of Singh. Two weeks ago relatives of Singh staged a protest in front of the Office of the President demanding justice.

In a statement following a meeting with the top brass of the police force on Friday, the LOO, Joseph Harmon said

During the discourse his team underscored its  disappointment in the sloth in the investigations of the Henry cousins murder and that of Haresh Singh.  “The Commissioner gave his assurance that the matter was under investigation and that a conviction is forthcoming in the murder of Haresh Singh,” Harmon said in his statement.

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