Gas Station Bombing Case Adjourned to December 16

Key evidence from fatal gas station bombing sent to India for forensic testing – court hears

…as terror suspects return to court, further remanded Two pieces of evidence recovered from the scene of the deadly Mobil Gas Station explosion on Regent and King Streets, Georgetown, have been shipped to India for advanced forensic testing, the court heard on Wednesday, as four of the main defendants in the terrorism case reappeared at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts. Police Prosecutor Mandel Moore on Wednesday told acting Chief Magistrate …

Gas station bombing case adjourned to December 16

prosecution says evidence was found at crime scene Four of the seven defendants – Daniel Poedemo, Johnny Boodram, Kystal LaCruz and Alexander Bettancourt – reappeared virtually yesterday before Acting Chief Magistrate Faith McGusty at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court in connection with the October 26 Regent Street, Mobil gas station bombing. The article Gas station bombing case adjourned to December 16 appeared first on Stabroek News.

Two key pieces of evidence in Regent Street Bombing sent to India for testing

THE high-profile terrorism case stemming from the deadly Regent Street gas station bombing has been adjourned, after prosecutors disclosed that two key forensic material remains under overseas analysis. The matter has now been adjourned to December 16, 2025. The case was called on Wednesday before Acting Chief Magistrate Faith McGusty at the Georgetown Magistrates’ […]

Key evidence from fatal gas station bombing sent to India for testing - court hears

Two pieces of crucial evidence recovered from the scene of the deadly Mobil Gas Station explosion have been shipped to India for advanced forensic testing, the court heard on Wednesday, as four of the main accused in the terrorism case reappeared at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts. Police Prosecutor Mandel Moore told Acting Chief Magistrate Faith […] The post Key evidence from fatal gas station bombing sent to India for testing – court hears …

Two items from Regent Street bombing sent to India for testing

The case involving four of the seven suspects charged in relation to the deadly Regent Street gas station bombing has been adjourned to December 16, after the prosecution disclosed that crucial evidence is still undergoing overseas analysis. The matter was called on Wednesday morning at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court before Acting Chief Magistrate Faith McGusty. The day had been set aside for further disclosure. However, Prosecutor Mandel Moo…