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  • No reports of kidnappings in Guyana; Police Force warns of misinformation

    No reports of kidnappings in Guyana; Police Force warns of misinformation

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    April 9, 2021
    No reports of kidnappings in Guyana; Police Force warns of misinformation
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    See below full statement issued by the Guyana Police Force:

    The Guyana Police Force has taken notice of a Facebook post showing concern in relation to the number of recent Missing Person reports in the country, particularly teenagers.

    The Guyana Police Force understands the concern expressed, but at the same time is refuting the allegation that “this issue does not appear to be receiving the full attention of the Guyana Police Force.”

    While the Force will be doing more to publicise these incidents when such reports are made, the Guyana Police Force is assuring the public that throughout the years it has dealt aggressively with Missing Person reports in terms of its follow-up action and ensuing investigations; inclusive of all police stations in the country being quickly informed of the reports along with the pertinent information.

    In order to bolster its capability in relation with Missing Person Reports, the Guyana Police Force has established a Missing Person Unit at the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Headquarters that has the specific responsibility of assuming the lead role in the investigation of such cases.

    The Guyana Police Force already has a system, which is being publicised periodically, to receive information and tips on any police related matter from members of the public, in a confidential manner, through specific telephone numbers and its Facebook page.

    These telephone numbers are as follow:

    Headquarters       –        226-6978/225-8196

                                          225-2700/225-6411

    Region # 1           –        777-5007/688-7084

    Region # 2           –        771-5004/774-4222

    Region # 3           –        268-2338/2329

    Region # 4 ‘A’      –        227-1149/225-3064

                                          227-1270/227-1611

    Region # 4 ‘B’      –        608-2284/ 2160251/0252/0253

    Region # 4 ‘C’      –        229-2700-2750/2019

    Region # 5           –        232-0313/232-0291

    Region # 6           –        333-2151/333-5564

    Region # 7           –        455-2222/2241/2238

    Region # 8           –        638-8440

    Region # 9           –        772-2087/2005

    Region # 10         –        444-3429/444-3512/3297

    Furthermore, the Guyana Police Force is also cognisant of another Facebook post alleging that there is a series of kidnappings occurring in Guyana.

    The Police Force is once more giving citizens the assurance that this is far from reality and that there has not been any report of any kidnapping received by the police within recent times.

    While the call for neighbours and others to look out for each other is appreciated, the peddling of this misinformation about alleged kidnappings can result in unwanted tension, anxiety and stress in the society.

    It should be noted that the incident highlighted in the post that refers to the attempted kidnapping of two females has been proven to be a false report.

    The Guyana Police Force is reiterating that it has received and has been dealing professionally with recent reports of Missing Persons, but none of kidnapping.

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