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DIAMOND STRIP CLUB FRACAS

By Hgp Nightly News Staff

23/11/2018

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Advice on the fracas outside a Georgetown strip club involving a

policeman a the club’s owner will be handed down soon as more statements

have been obtained in the matter.

The police legal advisor justice Claudette Sing has confirmed with Nightly

News that she is in possession of the file regarding the Diamond strip club

fracas between the club’s owner Freeman Fordyce and Inspector Narine who

is attached to the major crimes unit of the Guyana Police Force.

Travis Chase Reports.

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