Guyana intelligence chief admits destroying records in extradition case

Guyana's Special Branch head admitted shredding and burning operational documents tied to the arrest of businessmen Nazar Mohamed and his son, Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed, during extradition proceedings. The admission raises questions about evidence integrity and potential obstruction, though the motive and scope of destruction remain unclear. This could undermine the extradition case and fuel political tensions in Guyana.