Cattle rustlers wreak havoc on East Coast Berbice

krishna · 09-18-2012, 02:44 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
The alarm was raised and it took the villagers of about 20 men with two vehicles about three hours to locate the man about three miles away. He was apprehended and beaten and handed over to the police. According to the residents the suspected rustler was taken to the New Amsterdam hospital where he was left unattended. The man known as, King, eventually got away from the medical institution.

king get some good blows. he lucky he nah get chopped

#12
[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=71333.msg442507#msg442507 date=1347991561]
The alarm was raised and it took the villagers of about 20 men with two vehicles about three hours to locate the man about three miles away. He was apprehended and beaten and handed over to the police. According to the residents the suspected rustler was taken to the New Amsterdam hospital where he was left unattended. The man known as, King, eventually got away from the medical institution.

king get some good blows. he lucky he nah get chopped
[/quote]

Now the government should set us a fund, funded by scofflaws, to compensate farmers for their losses.

And why chop King...he will lead you to the promised land...you just need to keep an eye on him.

#13
Susannah is the place that I was born and raised and it is making the news for the wrong reasons.
In the old days King would have suffered serious bodily harm , We would have introduced some serious Sharia on his azz 

#14
i bet yall does tief baigan and bora also :grin:

#15
[quote author=Kwami link=topic=71333.msg442515#msg442515 date=1347992681]
Susannah is the place that I was born and raised and it is making the news for the wrong reasons.
In the old days King would have suffered serious bodily harm , We would have introduced some serious Sharia on his azz
[/quote]
So when you were there what was newsworthy about Susannah? And Sharia is sacred....

#16
[quote author=SCA link=topic=71333.msg442518#msg442518 date=1347992886]
So when you were there what was newsworthy about Susannah? And Sharia is sacred....
[/quote] it was a hot bed of revolutionary thought , along with being a farming area

#17
[quote author=Kwami link=topic=71333.msg442522#msg442522 date=1347993208]
it was a hot bed of revolutionary thought , along with being a farming area
[/quote]

Bai revolutionary thought??? Razz...you and them Hanoman people....hard to imagine.

#18
kwami...you still have land in Gy??? Looking for a few hundred acres....

#19
[quote author=SCA link=topic=71333.msg442547#msg442547 date=1347994836]
kwami...you still have land in Gy??? Looking for a few hundred acres....
[/quote] we were basically subsistence farmers but buying land in Guyana is a good investment

#20
[quote author=Kwami link=topic=71333.msg442549#msg442549 date=1347994985]
we were basically subsistence farmers but buying land in Guyana is a good investment
[/quote]

Dude, that is so true...the thing is I hear of stories of people bribing to get land commission, however I can't, or moreso, I refuse to bribe anyone for doing their jobs.

This is going to be big.

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