A composed but still-shaken Gajadhar, speaking from his hospital bed, told Stabroek News that he took the route most times when heading to the bank to conduct business only and recognised the car at High Street. He recounted that when he approached High and Cowan streets, as he was about to approach the Kingston Koker, he saw a light brown car in front of him with the number plate PNN 28, which caught his attention. According to him, the car was driving slowly and the number 28 was printed in very small figures. “I said Vic look at dis car. Look how the number small. If he commit a crime and he drive way people can’t see the number. They would a see the PNN but not the 28,” he said. He said he then turned behind the car and as he did so the car stopped and blocked him. “When I look out so, he start shoot, ‘bow! bow!’ And that was it. Me look at me friend and me see he eye close. Me seh Vic u nah lef me an me start scream,” he said. The shots were fired from the driver’s side.
Posted on: Tue, 09 Jul 2013 13:27:12 +0000
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