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Wanted bulletin issued for men accused of defrauding Deeds Registry  

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March 26, 2021
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Wanted: Alistair Michael Mitchell

Wanted: Alistair Michael Mitchell

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Wanted: Alistair Michael Mitchell

The Guyana Police Force has issued wanted bulletins for two men, who have been accused of defrauding the Deeds Registry.

Alistair Michael Mitchell, a 45-year-old resident of Lot ‘NN’ Durban Street, Worthmanville, Georgetown is one of the two wanted men. While Mitchell has been positively identified, the police have only managed to secure a photo of the other individual, and are depending on the public to assist in identifying him.

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The Guyana Police Force is seeking the public assistance in identifying this individual, who is wanted for fraud committed at the Deeds Registry in 2017.

Both men are accused of fraud. The incident is alleged to have taken place at the Deeds Registry in 2017.

Anyone with information that may lead to his arrest is asked to contact the police on telephone numbers 226-1389, 227-2128, 226-7476, 226-7065, 227-9271, 227-1611 or the nearest police station.

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