A minibus driver and his passengers were arrested after a Glock 9mm pistol was found in the vehicle during a police search at Shanta Creek. Despite questioning, none claimed ownership of the bag containing the gun. All individuals, including the driver Adrian Dailey, were detained for further investigation.
On Sunday, a minibus driver and several passengers were apprehended after a Glock 9mm pistol was discovered within the vehicle. The Police Headquarters announced that the incident occurred at Shanta Creek on the Soesdyke Linden Highway, where police on patrol acted on received information and executed a search of the minibus.
The firearm was located behind the driver’s seat in a bag, which the driver, Adrian Dailey, claimed did not belong to him. An extensive list of passengers was identified, including security personnel, supervisors, housewives, and a consultant, hailing from various regions including Timehri, Georgetown, and East Bank Demerara.
Upon being questioned, all individuals, including two 17-year-old girls, denied ownership of the bag containing the firearm and expressed no awareness of its presence. Consequently, they were informed of their alleged legal infractions, arrested, and transported to the Timehri Police Station for further investigation. Dailey, along with the minibus occupants, remains in custody pending the outcome of inquiries.
This case highlights the serious implications surrounding unclaimed firearms and the responsibilities of passengers and drivers in public transport. The police acted promptly on intelligence, leading to the apprehension of the individuals involved. The ongoing investigation will determine the circumstances surrounding the firearm’s presence and ownership.
Original Source: newsroom.gy
