Slowe ties unsolved murders, bribes, and whistleblower failures to top ranks

(Kaieteur News) – Retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Paul Slowe has raised questions about the integrity and accountability of the Guyana Police Force, revisiting the unresolved murder of political activist Courtney Crum-Ewing while examining fresh allegations of corruption, kidnapping and the planting of evidence.

Speaking Friday on his broadcast programme, ‘Speaking Out: Exposing Corruption and Incompetence,’ Slowe focused on the disappearance of two Surinamese nationals, Van Darren Lorenzo, 28, and Darrell Daniello, 29, who reportedly travelled to Guyana on August 28 and were last seen after arriving at Rosignol, West Bank Berbice, the following day.

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According to reports, the men were picked up by a motorcar after arriving in Rosignol and have not been seen since.