Guyana police intelligence chief destroys records of US Marshal contact with wanted Mohameds

Guyana's police intelligence chief admitted to shredding and burning records that documented a US Marshal's communication with wanted businessmen Azruddin and Nazar Mohamed post-arrest. This destruction of evidence raises concerns about obstruction of justice and potential cover-up, though the motive and extent of the records remain unclear. The incident implicates law enforcement integrity in an ongoing international case.