Trevor Abrams, 30, a technician attached to the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission, was executed yesterday afternoon as he drove his recently acquired Toyota Allion car along the East Bank Demerara Public Road in the vicinity of Little Diamond.The Guyana Chronicle was informed that the man was heading to the city when another vehicle pulled up alongside his car and someone fired at him. The GGMC worker was struck several time about the body and his vehicle ended up in the nearby canal.Public spirited persons quickly pulled the wounded man from his vehicle and rushed him to the Diamond Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
Meanwhile, police sources who spoke with this publication are of the view, based on preliminary facts available to them, that yesterday’s execution is linked to that of businessman Randolph Singh last week Wednesday, and the attempted execution on Monday last of ex-policeman and member of the now disbanded ‘death squad’, Otis Grant.
The GGMC worker who was gunned down yesterday was also on the radar of the police, according to a reliable source.
Last week Wednesday Singh was sitting outside his business place with an employee when a lone gunman showed up and opened fire on them. Singh was killed on the spot.

While Otis Grant survived an execution attempt on Mashramani morning when two men opened fire on him causing him to return fire, upon which they fled. Grant is presently a patient at a city hospital.
The entire fallout is said to be in relation to a deal that went sour over a property that Singh recently acquired, but failed to honour his financial obligations to persons who were concerned with the transaction.