November 4, 2026

Guyana Police Attemps to Arrest Sanctioned Mark ‘Demon’ Cromwell and was met with a firey uprising.

46 thoughts on “Guyana Police Attemps to Arrest Sanctioned Mark ‘Demon’ Cromwell and was met with a firey uprising.”

  1. • The U.S. Treasury identified Cromwell as a key operative in a major network responsible for moving tons of cocaine from Colombia and Venezuela through Guyana, utilizing it as a transshipment hub to reach the United States, Europe, and the Caribbean.
    • Network Links: He was sanctioned alongside other prominent Guyanese figures, including Senior Police Superintendent Himnauth Sawh and businessman Paul Daby Jr., as well as two Colombian nationals. Sawh was notably the regional commander during a massive September 2024 operation that unearthing 4.4 tonnes of cocaine near an illegal airstrip in Mabaruma.

  2. Buxton is where apnau dictatorship regime lackey tugs and terrorists inciting civil disobedience they are paid to be disruptive the police should be moving to arrest these terrorists this is political violence divide and rule tactics

  3. This is so laughable….a bunch of dunce going into a stand off with no riot protection. Lack of proactive thinking in Guyana as usual. The dunce leading the dunce. Clown show. Tek wah yuh get 🔥 🔥 🔥

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