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Police shot dead suspects in electrician murder

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October 3, 2021
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The Guyana Police Force would like to confirm that the two suspects in the alleged robbery attack and murder committed on electrician Joshua Denny were shot and killed this afternoon (Saturday October 2nd, 2021) in the vicinity of UG Access Road on the East Coast of Demerara.

The two suspects – Quacy Jupiter called ‘Ding Docker’ and David Smith called ‘Burlyn’- were shot by police round during a stakeout.

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