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Robert DarrAldrhen AdonisRobert Darr, 35, of Ma Retraite, West Bank Demerara; Aldhren Adonis, 29, of 941 Grove Housing Scheme; Paul Stephenson, 24, of 3 Mc Doom Public Road; and Lloyd Johnson, 32, of 11 Goed Fortuin, were yesterday denied their pretrial liberty when they all made their first court appearance before Magistrate Hazel Octive-Hamilton, charged with a number of offences.They were all arrested in the wake of the GuySuCo payroll heist.It is alleged that on October 24, at Kuru Kuru, Linden Highway, these men robbed Lionel Callender of items totalling $55,Wholesale Jerseys China,000. It is also alleged that on October 24 last, they robbed Ch-a-Pow Robert Vincent of a quantity of clothing worth $200,000, one Surinamese passport and US$1,500.It is also alleged that the four men robbed Danram Singh of a quantity of gold jewellery valued at $310,000. That same day, they also allegedly robbed Julio Roberts of personal items valued at $166,180.The four defendants are also charged with discharging a loaded firearm at Barbara Ferrier with the intent to disfigure her. A similar charge read that the four defendants also discharged a loaded firearm at Danram Singh with the intent to cause grievous bodily arm. They were not required to plead to the charges, since the offences are indictable.Paul StephensonJermaine ToddThe same defendants who were charged for the Kuru Kuru robberies were also slapped with additional robbery charges, this time stemming from an attack at Tuschen. It is alleged that, on October 14, they robbed Davindra Chitram of $6M, while they were armed with guns.A second charge read that the defendants robbed Omawattie Chitram of a quantity of gold jewellery valued at $470,NHL Jerseys Authentic,000. Again, they were not required to plead to the indictable offences.Robert Darr, Paul Stephenson,Wholesale Jerseys Free Shipping, Dennis Williams, Lloyd Johnson, Jermaine Todd, John Ross and Aldhren Adonis were also charged for the Guysuco heist, and these additional charges were again read by Magistrate Hazel Octive-Hamilton.It is alleged that the defendants, on November 6, at Stanleytown, robbed Bonsai Soodat of items totalling $5100. It is also alleged that on the said day they robbed Philip Rampersaud of items valuing $30,000.It is also alleged that they robbed Carl Wade of one shotgun and matching ammunition, property of GEB Security Services. It is also alleged that they robbed Alric Taylor of one shotgun with matching ammunition, property of GEB. It is also alleged that they robbed Moodnarine Shaw one shotgun and of $17M in cash, property of GuySuCo Wales Estate.Dennis WilliamsAnd the last charge read that the men robbed Phillip Haynes of one motor van, GGG 9522,Cheap NBA Store, valued at $4.5M, property of GEB. They were not required to plead to the indictable offences.Robert Darr was represented by attorney-at-law Stevenson Lewis, who, in a bid to secure bail, told the court that all the offences are bailable.He further told the court that Dar has four children who are all minors and who are heavily dependent on the accused. The lawyer noted that his client was before the court once before and the matter was dismissed. He added that the defendant has no other previous antecedents.Lewis argued that his client was picked up by the police and he received “a sound beating from certain members of the force.”The lawyer explained that his client was merely before the courts because of a “say so”, and because of a certain defendant who was picked up in relation to the GuySuCo robbery.The lawyer said that the police are claiming that his client was the mastermind, but the charges do not reflect that he was the mastermind.The lawyer further noted that Darr was never identified or was in any confrontation with the police.Aldhren Adonis was represented by attorney-at-law Adrian Thompson, who in a bid to secure bail for Adonis told the court that the charges came as a surprise to his client. The lawyer added that his client was never identified as the person who committed these crimes. He also told the court that all these offences are bailable.Paul Stephenson’s lawyer noted that his client was never identified by any of the complainants. The lawyer added that his client was beaten by the police to confess to something of which he had no knowledge. He further told the court that Adonis was arrested at a “friend’s house” at Goed Fortuin, and that he was nowhere near the Wales sugar estate.Lloyd Johnson was represented by attorney-at-law James Bond, who told the court that Johnson poses no flight risk. The lawyer added that all of the offences are bailable, and that his client was beaten to confess to the robberies.However, police prosecutor Desiree Fowler objected to bail on the grounds that there is a likelihood of the defendants not returning to court if they were granted their pre-trial liberty. She added that all of the offences are serious in nature.The prosecutor informed the court that all the defendants have all given statements about their participation in these offences. Bail was denied, and they are all expected to make their next court appearance on November 17.Jermaine Todd was the only person slapped with a solitary charge, one linked to the GuySuCo robbery. His lawyer, Euclin Gomes, noted that Todd is 21 and resides at 131 Beterverwagting, ECD. The lawyer noted that his client was beaten severely by the police.Gomes noted that Todd was picked up by the police, and nothing suggests that he is linked to the crime.Bail was, nevertheless, denied, and he and the others charged with the GuySuCo robbery are expected to return to court on December 4. Bartica Massacre:One of the nine men nabbed in the wake of the GuySuCo payroll heist was also yesterday charged for the Bartica massacre. He made his court appearance before Magistrate Nayasha Williams-Hatmin.Dennis Williams, called ‘Anaconda’, 23, of 153 Barr Street, Albouystown, was yesterday slapped with thirteen counts of murder. It is alleged that on February 17, at Bartica, he murdered 30-year-old Zaheer Zakir of Leonora Housing Scheme; Shane Fredericks,Brian Campbell Jersey, 35, of Lot 241 Herstelling,NFL Jerseys Wholesale, East Bank Demerara; Ron Osborne of 189 Robb Street; Dexter Adrian, 37, of 581 Conciliation Street, Tucville; Orvin Ferreira, 72; Abdool Yassin Jr., of Good Hope, East Coast Demerara; Deonarine Singh, 54, of Maria’s Pleasure, Wakenaam; Errol Thomas of Tuschen; Ronald Gomes of Kuru Kururu, Soesdyke /Linden Highway, Irwin Gilkes, 42, of Bartica; Ashraf Ally Khan, 45, of Middlesex, Essequibo Coast; and Baldeo Singh, 54, of 153 Second Street, Montrose, East Coast Demerara. He was not required to plead to the indictable offence.The accused was represented by attorney-at-law Adrian Thompson, who told the court that the police used extreme measures against his client for him to confess to the crime. According to the accused, a black bag was placed on his head by the police. The question of bail did not arise, and he is expected to make his next court appearance on December 9. According to police sources, the accused was positively identified. He was placed on an identification parade after he was apprehended by police following the GuySuCo payroll heist.According to police sources, Williams was identified by an eyewitness to the Bartica Massacre. He later confessed to being part of the gang that carried out the killings. Fort Island robberies:Three other persons who have being linked to the gang also made their court appearance before Magistrate Hazel Octive-Hamilton yesterday. They were identified as Sarwan Caesar, Brian Khan and Nazam Bailey.It is alleged that on December 23, 2005, at Fort Island, they robbed Alfred Mendonca of some $5.3M in cash and other items.It is also alleged that the same three robbed Lisa Mendonca of one Guyana passport, and a quantity of gold jewellery valued at $80,500.It is also alleged that on that said day they robbed Ajaini Omaroo of one Guyana passport and items valuing $777,000. It is also alleged that they robbed Ajaini Omaroo of one shotgun and other items to the tune of $2.61M. They were not required to plead to the indictable offences. They are expected to return to court on December 16.