Police following ‘all leads’ in abduction of Joshua David

It has been four days since Joshua David was abducted while purchasing food on Main Street, Georgetown and Police Headquarters on Monday said they are “following all leads” to locate him.

Guyana Police Force’s Corporate Communications Department Head, Mark Ramotar told reporters that searches continue at Buxton, East Coast Demerara and “other places.”

Ramotar was also asked if CCTV footage had been recovered in the investigation to which he responded “yes.” No further information on the search for David was provided.

On Saturday and Sunday, police deployed drones and used sniffer dogs likely trained to find human remains in the backlands of Buxton.
The searches were carried out based on intelligence but after two days of intense probing, nothing of evidential value was unearthed.

The young man was taken from Main Street last Thursday, with the incident captured on CCTV.

On Friday, one day after David was abducted, Police issued wanted bulletins for five men: Aaron Alleyne called cats, Alpha Poole, Wayne Barker, Dwayne Griffith, and Osafo Peters called Saddest.

Authorities are urging the public to come forward with any information regarding these individuals, as the search for David continues.