Minibus Driver and Passengers Arrested After Firearm Discovery

A minibus driver and several passengers were arrested after a Glock 9mm pistol was discovered in a bag behind the driver’s seat. Despite being questioned, none claimed ownership of the bag, leading to their arrest for the offense. The driver, Adrian Dailey, and his passengers will face further investigation by the police.

On Sunday, a minibus driver and several passengers were arrested after a Glock 9mm pistol was discovered within the vehicle. The incident occurred at Shanta Creek along the Soesdyke Linden Highway, as reported by the Police Headquarters. Officers on patrol acted upon intelligence and conducted a search of the minibus.

The firearm was located behind the driver’s seat within a bag, which the driver, Adrian Dailey, disclaimed ownership of. The passengers consisted of various individuals including Pettol October, Sharmain Yearwood, and others, who all denied knowledge of the bag or the firearm.

The passengers, identified as various professionals and housewives from the surrounding areas, were asked to retrieve their belongings; however, none claimed ownership of the bag containing the weapon. Subsequently, each individual was informed of the offense and arrested, before being escorted to the Timehri Police Station, with further investigations pending into their involvement.

In summary, the discovery of a firearm in a minibus has led to the arrest of the driver and several passengers. Despite the driver claiming that the bag containing the gun did not belong to him, none of the passengers could identify the bag as theirs, resulting in their arrest. The involved parties will be subject to further investigation as the police pursue clarity on the incident.

Original Source: newsroom.gy