Azruddin Mohamed does not enjoy any kind of legal exemption

I am very ‘up-to-date’ as regards Opposition Leader, United States sanctioned and indicated Azruddin Mohamed’s presence near President Irfan Ali’s private Leonora home.” And as well know, it was not his presence as such, but the ‘heavily’ tinted and armoured vehicle and a drone, allegedly being flown in forbidden proximity of the residence. This is what is the crux of the matter on hand.

First, readers need to be au fait with the fact that in Guyana, it is ‘illegal’ to fly a drone, take pictures, or film/record over a private residence without ‘explicit’ and prior permission from the property owner. This is as fundamental as we can get.

Secondly, the derivative is that one can ‘absolutely’ face legal consequences under Guyanese law, for any ‘deliberately’ and ‘repeatedly’ walking about or driving around ‘close’ to a neighbour’s property, if that behaviour borders across and starts to constitute harassment, intimidation, or interference. This is so, even if and when one stays on a public road or sidewalk, but is deliberately targeting someone’s home with repetitive, hostile and suspicious conduct.