The two bandits who were caught red-handed by police ranks, after they broke into the home of Attorney at Law, Paula Nicholson, on September 15, 2016, were sentenced to three months imprisonment when they appeared before Magistrate Judy Latchman at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court.
Esau Gibbons, 21 and Kevin Abrams, 17 pleaded guilty to the charge of break and enter and larceny.
In one of three break-ins that occurred in the Eccles Young Professional Housing Scheme on September 15, Gibbons and Abrams were apprehended after they broke into Nicholson’s house through the back window.
While they were ransacking the house, they were not aware that Nicholson’s daughter was at home. She quickly contacted the police, who responded promptly and captured the bandits.
The duo had already packed a bag with some of the woman’s home appliances, and were about to flee the scene when they were caught.
Over the past few weeks there have been several brazen robberies committed in the Eccles Young Professional Housing Scheme area.
3 months???? hahahahahahahaah
Only three months to serve. After they are pardoned by the President they should break in the home of the magistrate.
This all bs jailed them and they will be out next week these are decent hard working religious ppl they never did anything wrong and would not hurt anyone–false charges–these good for nothings should be hanged in the middle of Regent Street.
amother of five of was jailed for eighteen months two hardened criminals were given a slap on the wrist what a shame sad situation in guyana
Can’t the Courts recommend some lashes for them.
Out in time for Christmas to continue the trade of choice,,the system is a failure to everyone,