-two arrested, while three presented themselves to police
LAST evening a police source confirmed that five of the 11 wanted men, Clayton Hutson, Brammanand Nandalal Rambriche, Dennis Edwards, Lloyd Roberts and Ricardo Rodgriues, are in  police custody and are being interrogated. The source said Hutson and Edwards were arrested while Roberts, Rodrigues and Rambrichie presented themselves to the Police in the company of their lawyers.
Meanwhile, police disclosed yesterday that another three persons were added to the initial list of nine names for whom late wanted bulletins were issued on Thursday.
There appears to be a return to drive-by killings and the police in an attempt to put the lid on such actions and also the police want to question the `wanted men’ in relation to murder.
Those for whom bulletins were issued yesterday are Royston Penniston c/d ‘Joe’ , a dark, built negro man of  Lot 7 Bel Air, Lamaha Gardens and  Paul Daby (Snr) called ‘Collie Paul’ , described as fair, medium built, of East Indian descent, and whose last known address is Lot 127 D’ Aguiar Park, Houston  and Lot 41 West Ruimveldt H/Scheme; and  Shervington Lovell c/d ‘Big Head’ described as of negro race, dark, medium built with his last known address being Lot 333 Republic Park, EBD and Lot 516 Republic Park, EBD         
The initial nine persons are Clayton Hutson of Lot 50 New Hope EBD; businessman Bramanand Nandalall Rambrichie also known as `Bramma’; Mark De Abrue of Lot 66 Broad St, Charlestown; David Charran of Pomeroon, Essequibo; Ricardo Rodrigues of Lot 19, Belvoir Court, Bel Air Village; Dennis Edwards (Jnr)of Lot 341 North East La Penitence; John De Santos of Lot 66 Adelaide Street, Charlestown and ex-policemen Sean Belfield and Lloyd Roberts of Lot 3667 North Ruimveldt.
Anyone with information that may lead to the arrest of those still at large, should contact the police on telephone numbers 225-6411, 225-2700, 226-2917, 226-1326, 226-2870, 225-6941 or 911 or the nearest police station.
All information will be treated with strict confidence.