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Magistarate Haymant Ramdhani presiding at the Cove and John Magistrate’s Court on Friday issued an arrest warrant for former Judge, Jainarine Singh Jr. after he failed to attend court on several traffic charges.The former judge was charged last week with several traffic violations,Cheap Jerseys, stemming from an accident last Tuesday night at Clonbrook ,Cheap Nike NFL Jerseys, East Coast Demerara.Following the accident, Singh was arrested after police suspected that he was under the influence of alcohol.However,NFL Jerseys From China, according to a senior official at the C Division Headquarters, he refused to submit to the breathaliser test and was later sent on self bail.Charges were instituted against him for breach of insurance,Cheap China Jerseys, unlicenced and uncertified motor vehicle and failure to submit to the breathaliser test.Singh failed to turn up for his day in court,Wholesale NFL Jerseys, hence the arrest warrant.It is not clear if the police effected the warrant,Cheap Jerseys League, but a source assured that he will be taken before the magistrate tomorrow.Meanwhile, in another case of a senior official seemingly being above the law, Traffic Magistrate Chandra Sohan had also reportedly refused to submit to the breathaliser test last Thursday night.The Magistrate was initially involved in an accident at Coldingen to which the police responded.The ranks immediately suspected that Sohan was under the influence and invited him to the Vigilance Police Station with a view to have him submit to the breathaliser. The Magistrate refused and reportedly used threatening and abusive language to the ranks.He eventually drove away from the scene.A senior police official told this newspaper that a person can refuse to take thee breathaliser test but a prima facie case will be made out and the person will have to appear in court to answer a charge of failure to submit to the breathaliser test.Kaieteur News understands that since the Magistrate is a senior public official, the police will be seeking the advice of the Director of Public Prosecutions to determine the way forward.Several police officers are upset over the recent events pointing to a case of persons thinking that they are above the law and disrespect for the police.“If we take a certain course of action we run the risk of being sanctioned by our superiors,” one junior rank said.But a top official of the force said that the time has come for the police to maintain their professionalism and ensure that the laws of Guyana are adhered to by every citizen.******************************After eight-month probe…Senior cops for court over multi-million dollar fuel theftTwo senior policemen and a constable are to be charged this week for stealing millions of dollars in smuggled fuel from under the noses of their colleagues eight months ago.A senior police official confirmed that the ranks, who were from the Mackenzie Police Station, have been implicated in the theft and are due to appear in court shortly.Kaieteur News understands that one of the ranks is an Assistant Superintendent of Police.The other rank was the station sergeant.He has since been ordered to vacate the station and hand over to another sergeant.The saga of the stolen fuel began in December, 2009, when officials from the Guyana Energy Agency intercepted a fuel truck which was carrying millions of dollars in smuggled diesel to an interior location.They took the truck with the fuel to the Mackenzie Police Station, and it was then reportedly parked in close proximity to the quarters of the officer in charge.When the GEA officials returned with a view to commencing prosecution, they discovered that the fuel in the tanks had vanished.At the time, investigators speculated that there was some collusion between police ranks and the owners of the fuel.Investigators reportedly learned that the culprits had arranged for another fuel truck to enter the police station.The fuel was then transferred to the other vehicle, which then left the station.The incident is just one of several recent cases of corruption in which ranks from the Guyana Police Force have been implicated.