Media reports regarding the murders allegedly committed, or ordered, by Shaheed Roger Khan in Guyana prior to his incarceration in the United States have prompted the Guyana Police Force to formally seek from the United States Embassy in Guyana any information in the possession of the US authorities in relation to the murders.The Guyana police had previously announced their cognizance of the revelations coming out of the US court in the case involving Khan and announced that they were moving in a direction that could lead to the questioning of several persons.A senior police officer who asked for anonymity said that the police have been following with interest the developments of the case with regards to possible links to criminal acts that were committed in Guyana.The source said that while there was no official communication between the law enforcement officials of Guyana and the United States, he could not say what information was passed on to Crime Chief Seelall Persaud or to any other senior local police official.“These cases remain open and we are looking at every possible angle,” the local police source told this newspaper.Head of State Bharrat Jagdeo, during a previous press briefing, had said that the Government of the United States had not presented the Government of Guyana with any evidence regarding the allegations that Khan may have ordered any murders or were involved in any murders.“From what I gathered the US attorneys are presenting their case; we do not have any information from the US Government, that I know of, supporting any of these utterances in the court,” said Jagdeo at a press briefing held at the Office of the President.He noted that as long as the Guyana Government is formally presented with the evidence linking Roger Khan to any murders in Guyana, then the Police will launch an investigation into the validity of the information.“If we have any detail about how they came upon this evidence or what evidence they have then I think that the police should follow it up to the conclusion.”He emphasized, however,Cheap Jerseys, that Khan was not in Guyana’s jurisdiction, “but we have an obligation that if presented with any information by the US government about Roger Khan’s involvement in any criminal act, that would be pursued by our law enforcement agency…That is my position.”To date, Khan has been fingered in the US court as having ordered at least two murders, namely the execution of Donald Allison, a boxing coach of Agricola, and Davenand Persaud.This newspaper had reported that the Prosecution in the Roger Khan court case had filed a motion in the United States District Court, Eastern District of New York, in that the prosecution sought to admit at trial evidence of Khan’s retaliation against Davenand Persaud, which included threats to Persaud and his family, seizing Persaud’s car, and ultimately ordering Persaud’s murder and the murder of an individual named Donald Allison. The U.S. Government intends to establish that Persaud was charged with smuggling and conspiring to import cocaine into the United States and ultimately cooperated with U.S. law enforcement.In December 2003,Authentic Jerseys Cheap, Persaud’s wife, Elisabeth Persaud, who was in Guyana,NFL Jerseys China, called Persaud in Queens. In a call consensually recorded by Persaud, his wife informed him that “Shortie,” “Shortie’s” bodyguards, and “Ledge,” had come into her store and threatened and pointed a gun at her while she held their child. She informed Persaud that they demanded to know his case number.Individuals in the cocaine industry in Guyana, including Khan,Anders Nilsson Jersey, suspected that Persaud was cooperating with U.S. law enforcement.Additionally, the government will try to establish at trial that one nickname for Khan was “Shortman.”Also,Wholesale NBA Jerseys China, in the motion, the Government at trial is expected to prove, primarily through the testimony of cooperating witnesses and related corroborating information, that an individual named Donald Allison and others imported cocaine into the United States that was obtained from the Khan organization. Allison lived in Guyana.The evidence, according to the government, will show that some of that cocaine was seized in the United States. With the disappearance of that cocaine, Khan suspected that Allison and his co-conspirators had stolen from him. The evidence, the state reveals, also will show that Khan wanted Allison to work for him within the Khan organization, but Allison refused.On one occasion, Allison insulted Khan in public. Subsequent to these events Allison was shot and killed. The motion went on to state that the fact tha