CRIME Chief Seelall Persaud said, on Wednesday, that local police are still awaiting the report, from Barbados, on the analysis related to the Sheema Mangar murder of September 10, 2010.

He recalled that samples from the piece of cloth recovered from under the motor car that ran over her, her uniform and hair were sent to the island to be analysed, following the killing of the former Demerara Bank employee.
The Deputy Commissioner ((Law Enforcement) said, because they are not in receipt of the results, the probe has reached a snag but that does not mean it is closed.
Mangar was at North Road and Camp Street, in Georgetown, waiting for transportation when her Blackberry cell phone was snatched from her and the 21-year-old gave chase after the robber.
The man entered a vehicle that drove off and she placed herself in front of it, in an effort to stop the thief, but it dragged her several feet before it sped away.
Public-spirited citizens rushed Mangar to the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH), from where she was transferred to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and died there the next day.
Initially, two suspects were arrested but, subsequently, released and there have been no developments since.