Seven Arrested in Counter-Terrorism Bust

Seven arrested in counter-terrorism bust

Bombing accused appear in court

lawyer says taxi driver wrongfully implicated The four Venezuelan nationals and three Guyanese who were arrested in connection with the October 26 bombing at the Mobil Gas Station on Regent Street appeared in court yesterday to answer to terrorism charges. The article Bombing accused appear in court appeared first on Stabroek News.

Gas station bombing: Seven terrorism accused remanded to prison

Last Updated on Wednesday, 5 November 2025, 13:05 by Denis Chabrol The seven persons-including the confessed gas station bomber- charged with terrorism were remanded to prison when they appeared in courts on Wednesday. Chief Magistrate Faith Mc Gusty remanded Venezuelans 33-year-old Daniel Alexander Ramirez Poedemo, 44-year old Alexander Bettancourt, 33-year old and Johnny Boodram and ...

4 Venezuelans, 3 Guyanese remanded for terrorism

Four Venezuelans and three Guyanese were this morning remanded to prison on terrorism-related charges. The Guyanese are 44-year-old Wayne Corriea, 51-year-old Ramesh Pramdeo and 33-year-old Krystal LaCruz. Among the Venezuelans is the prime suspect, 33-year-old Daniel Alexander Ramirez Peodomo, who had admitted to committing the crime. The others are 33-year-old Jennifer Rodriguez, 27-year-old Johnny Boodram […] The post 4 Venezuelans, 3 Guyanes…

Mobil Service Station deadly bombing: 4 Venezuelans, 3 Guyanese slapped with terrorism charges

– to make court appearance today The Guyana Police Force (GPF) has instituted terrorism charges against seven of the nine suspects who were taken into custody for the deadly bombing at the Mobil Service Station, Regent and King Streets, Georgetown, on Sunday, October 26, 2025. The image of the device found in the suspect’s phone The charges were recommended by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) on Tuesday after the detectives sought legal…

Seven charged with terrorism to appear in court today

SEVEN individuals—four Venezuelans and three Guyanese—are expected to make their court appearance this morning at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court to answer to terrorism charges for the deadly explosion at Mobil fuel station on Regent Street Georgetown which claimed the life of a six-year-old girl and left several others injured. The accused are Venezuelan nationals Daniel […]