(Kaieteur News) – The shocking death of 16-year-old Altaf King on Thursday has intensified public concern over police conduct in Guyana, sparking fresh calls for reforms within the Guyana Police Force.

The teenager, of Eliza Mary Race Course, Corentyne, died after an incident along the Princetown Public Road, where eyewitnesses alleged, he was struck during a police pursuit while riding a motorcycle. His death has triggered widespread anger in the community and drawn condemnation from opposition political figures.

We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) Member of Parliament Toshana Famey-Corlette has joined growing calls for accountability, urging a comprehensive review of police operational procedures, particularly in pursuit situations.