BREAKING NEWS: American servicewoman beaten by police at Cheddi Jagan Airport

krishna · 05-18-2014, 07:56 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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A former member of the United States (US) military was badly beaten by police at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) after she behaved violently and posed a flight risk, a usually reliable airport source said Sunday.

The incident occurred early Saturday morning at the check-in area e where she had been preparing to leave Guyana on the 5:30 am flight to Miami.

The source said the woman began pelting persons in the check-in area and was deemed a flight risk and was prevent from boarding the Caribbean Airlines flight. Additional police were called in and they used batons to subdue the woman on the airport tarmac before taking her away.

Police Commissioner, Seelall Persaud said he was checking on the reported incident.

The airport official, who confirmed that the incident occurred, said it raised serious concerns about the absence of qualified personnel to deal with person suspected of suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. “It’s a mental health issue though she was a flight risk,” the official said.

Demerara Waves Online News was told that Caribbean Airlines was due to lodge reports with the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) , Ministry of Transport and the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA).

#2
wow, that is unfortunate, but would anyone else deal with that situation any differently? Noone knew she was mentally ill, they obviously could not have read her mind, and she was a danger not only to the arresting officers but to the other members at the check in, she was pelting them.

#3
Whappen to those Stun guns ?

they dont have to use those awful Batons  >Sad

#4
and from the cutarse administered I guess that the service woman is absolutely black. 

they would never beat a white woman like that.  2-3 men would subdue her like they could have done this one, put handcuffs on her and that would be that.

that service woman would have to be wonder woman to pose such a threat that a couple of policemen could not have handcuffed her.  who the hell wants to beat the crap out of a woman!!  any woman at all unless there is something like hate involved..race hate..coupled with the general law enforcement sadism of this current day

a probable egregious piece of Guyanese racist police sadism in all likelihood SeanM.  no excuses will cut it if what is described did in fact happen and the victim is indeed a black woman

Sad Sad Sad

#5
The beaters and the beatee were all blacks and so the racism part is null and void

#6
so not even 1 Indo in the beating ::confused::

choops!  what a bummer >Sad

racism is not absent from this issue!  it is black on black racism/sadism.

all black west indians see demselves as white..vex deh not white.  so if and when black police and soldeah beat and kill nig nogs same diference.  as if white or indo do it.

the sadism of black police in Titt inTitty is similar?  dat is something I know fus' han'  ::confused::

african too!  yuh see how deh shoot dong deh own people at Marikana..by the dozens ::confused::

oh my god!  sadism all the way.  same racism although I figured it was indos involve in this one :-[ :-[ :-[

#7
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=89842.msg564311#msg564311 date=1400523173]

racism is not absent from this issue!  it is black on black racism/sadism.

so if and when black police and soldeah beat and kill nig nogs same diference.
[/quote]

Your crusade can find a needle in a haystack  Tongue


Give any thought to ... Tobago and dat curry Crab ..... as yet ??  :-\

#9
officers acted very properly

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Quote:so not even 1 Indo in the beating [img alt=::confused::]http://www.westindiesforum.com/Smileys/forum/confused.png[/img]

choops!  what a bummer [Image: angry.png]:(" title="Angry" class="smiley">

racism is not absent from this issue!  it is black on black racism/sadism.


hahahahahahahahaha!!

boy, show the old saying is that we see the world thru our own "glasses" is right on the money!  ::LOL::

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