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British citizen who assaulted ‘Guyanese Critic’ charged, fined $15,000

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November 22, 2022
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The Guyana Police Force in a release stated Olivia Reneesia Bazilio, a 28-year-old British citizen and of Lot 281 Blue Saki Drive South Ruimveldt, Georgetown was arrested on Sunday, 20/11/2022 and charged on Monday, 21/11/2022 for the offense of Assault – contrary to Section 21 of the Summary Jurisdiction (Offences) Act, Chapter 8:02 committed on Mikhail Rodrigues, aka ‘Guyanese Critic’.

Bazilio appeared on Monday at Sparendaam Magistrate’s Court  before Her Worship Ms A. George where the charge was read to her.

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She pleaded guilty and was fined GUY$15,000.

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