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Prison supervisor Garth Guada has been quietly removed from the Eastern Correctional Rehabilitation Centre (ECRC) and placed under Defence Force custody at Teteron Barracks, Chaguaramas, after State of Emergency (SoE) detention orders alleged he continued to facilitate gang activity while behind bars.
The move was confirmed in one of four gazetted detention orders released after 2 pm yesterday. According to the order, Guada—who is legally challenging his detention—remained able to “assist incarcerated persons to engage in gang activity” despite being held at ECRC.
Guada is accused of being an associate of the Radical Islamic Criminal Gang, led by murder accused Rajaee Ali, who is also contesting his detention under the SoE and is being held under military control at Teteron. Two separate gazetted orders—one revoking Guada’s stay at ECRC and another transferring him to the Defence Force—were signed last Thursday.
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