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A man suspected of the fatal shooting that occurred at Snesi Bergi near Sarakreek in Brokopondo was allegedly abused by civilians at Zorg en Hoop airport, according to footage that has circulated on social media. The videos show the suspect bound and tied, with police officers present in the area. Police say the shooting took place on the afternoon of Thursday, 22 October. The victim was shot and died at the scene. Investigators believe the incident may have stemmed from a long‑standing dispute between the parties involved. After the shooting, the suspect allegedly attempted to attack a second person, who managed to escape unharmed. The Capital Crimes Department of the Suriname Police Corps is conducting the investigation. According to the footage, the suspect had flown from the interior of the country to Zorg en Hoop airport. How the civilians at the airport became aware of his arrival has not yet been clarified. Police have not confirmed the identity of the suspect or the details of the alleged abuse. Authorities have warned that citizens cannot take the law into their own hands; the judge will ultimately determine guilt, innocence, and any potential sentence. The incident raises questions about the suspect’s monitoring, the officers’ actions, and how the civilians were informed of his arrival. Article source: Dagblad Suriname | Image credit: Dagblad Suriname
A man suspected of the fatal shooting that occurred at Snesi Bergi near Sarakreek in Brokopondo was allegedly abused by civilians at Zorg en Hoop airport, according to footage that has circulated on social media. The videos show the suspect bound and tied, with police officers present in the area. Police say the shooting took place on the afternoon of Thursday, 22 October. The victim was shot and died at the scene. Investigators believe the incident may have stemmed from a long‑standing dispute between the parties involved. After the shooting, the suspect allegedly attempted to attack a second person, who managed to escape unharmed. The Capital Crimes Department of the Suriname Police Corps is conducting the investigation. According to the footage, the suspect had flown from the interior of the country to Zorg en Hoop airport. How the civilians at the airport became aware of his arrival has not yet been clarified. Police have not confirmed the identity of the suspect or the details of the alleged abuse. Authorities have warned that citizens cannot take the law into their own hands; the judge will ultimately determine guilt, innocence, and any potential sentence. The incident raises questions about the suspect’s monitoring, the officers’ actions, and how the civilians were informed of his arrival.
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