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Cocaine addict admits to faking kidnapping

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June 5, 2022
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Police are investigating the case of an alleged cocaine addict who faked his kidnapping.

In a press release police said, Keshan Bhola, a 30-year-old taxi driver of Section ‘C’ Block ‘Y’ Golden Grove, East Bank Demerara, went to the Madewini Police Station at about 07:00 hrs on 2022-06-03 where he reported that he was abducted and robbed of his motor car (#HD 2794) by two males and a female on 2022–05-29.
However, during an  interview conducted by investigators, Bhola recanted his false report to the police. In fact, he  claimed that he went to a ‘gamble shop’ in Grove with his motor car #HD 2794 where he used cocaine, and drank beers then fell asleep with the sensor (key) on his pants waist.
When he finally woke up,  he realized that the sensor (key) for his car was missing, as well as his vehicle.Bhola said he asked around and was told that the shop owner and another male, who is known to him by being in the said ‘drug yard’, to be the two that removed the car sensor (key) and vehicle.

Further investigation was conducted on 2022-06-03 and Bhola related that he is a habitual cocaine user and would visit the ‘drugs yard’ often  which is located at Grove, EBD.

On Sunday 29, May 2022 at about 22:00 hours, Bhola said he went to the drugs yard and used cocaine which led him to conspire with a 45-year-old vendor of Grove.

Contact was made with the vendor,  who was arrested and interviewed by investigators at CID Headquarters, and it was revealed that he (vendor) sold the car to a named individual who is currently being pursued by the police.

This individual has not been located as yet but police are said to be closing in on him.

Investigations are ongoing.

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