JUSTICE: As stabbing suspect nabbed in Berbice after tears and prayers by victim’s mom
On Friday afternoon, BIG Smith News Watch reported that a 48 Year old Natalia Gill has been losing her family and son due to the inaction of the police to arrest one Timothy Lyken for stabbing her son back in 2020.
Within moments of our publication, the this publication received information on the location of Lyken.
In march 2020, he stabbed Leon Robertson to the abdomen in Diamond, causing the young man to undergo two emergency surgeries.
Gill said that from 2020 to Friday, she has been running all other for justice but got none. The young man who stabbed her son was not even arrested prior.
The police received information about a phone-number that was actively being used by Lyken.
Commander of Regional Police Division 6, then make contact with the number where he told a female who answered that Lyken is the subject of a police investigation and that he is needed at the station.
Shortly after, Lyken who was not initially at home, made contact with the police and he was told to visit the police station which he did just about one hour after.
While there, he was taken into custody and told of the offense for which he is wanted. Efforts are being made to have the suspect handed over to the police in Regional Division 4B who will conduct their investigations and into the matter and place the young man before the court.
Lyken is originally from 8th Street Diamond but moved away from the community after stabbing Leon Robertson and enlisted into the Guyana Defense Force.
He did not stay long with the army. During this time however, he has been living at Lot 19 Litchfield, West Coast Berbice but worked in New Amsterdam as a security guard with Amalgamated Security Company.
BIG Smith News Watch would like to thank the Chief of Staff of the Guyana Defense Force, Police Commanders Mahendra Singh, Shivpersaud Bacchus and Kurleigh Simon for their swift action after our publication to bring justice and relief to the victim and his mother and Mr Alan Fernandes of John Fernandes Limited who offered Ms Gill the day off from work on Friday to complete her engagement with the police which was needed to facilitate the lawful arrest of the suspect.
