– police searching for Taylor’s weapon The police have managed to make two arrests in connection with last Thursday’s Plaisance, East Coast Demerara bloodbath, which left two persons dead, and two others nursing gunshot wounds about the body.Troy Collymore, 35, and Anthony Taylor, 24, were shot dead when bandits stormed into the Datt’s Drug Store located near the Plaisance line top.The police in a press release had stated that Taylor who resided at Sussex Street was a member of the gang and was accidentally slain by his own associates.Also injured are Noel Phillips and Lloyd Harris, who are being treated at the GPHC and Woodlands Hospital respectively.Police sources yesterday told Kaieteur News that two suspects who both hail from Plaisance were taken into custody following a raid on a house in the community yesterday morning.Kaieteur News was told that officers suspect that one of the men who is said to be in his mid twenties’ may have the gun which Taylor is suspected to have used during the robbery.When contacted yesterday, relatives of the two young men are denying that the men had anything to do with the robbery/murder at Plaisance.However, sources within the force are adamant that the men are in some way connected to the attack.The police now believe that wanted bandit Tyrone “Cobra” Rowe is the suspected mastermind behind Thursday night’s shooting that claimed the two lives.This newspaper was reliably informed that three gunmen, believed to include Taylor and Rowe, went to the drugstore which is owned by Chandrika Datt, to rob him.It is believed that the gang sent someone to make a purchase to distract their victim.It is also believed that Collymore, who was in the drugstore, was shot after he stood in front of Datt, while one the gunmen accidentally killed Taylor.The bandits were able to relieved Datt of an estimated $329,000 in jewellery and eight laptop computers.They also escaped with $600,000 worth in jewellery and an undisclosed sum of cash from Noel Phillips.Shots were fired indiscriminately by the bandits as they tried to make good their escape.A woman who was in proximity to the drug store said she heard about 15 gunshots.Police said that they recovered several .45 spent shells at the scene.Police had recently issued a $1M reward for 19-year-old Rowe, who is wanted for questioning in relation to murder and armed robberies.Taylor was incarcerated for two years for wounding, and was also detained last month when police searched his home for Rowe.*********************Le Repentir still a bugbear – Councillor– much needed assistance still requiredThe support of private individuals and business entities is still being sought to help address the state of the Le Repentir Cemetery, which according to Councillor, Ranwell Jordan has become nothing less than a bugbear.Jordan, who is Chairman of the Committee set up just over a year ago to oversee the restoration of the cemetery, disclosed during an interview with this newspaper that earnest efforts are still being made to restore the facility. However, he noted that without relevant support the plans proposed by the Committee may be long in coming.Aside from works that were undertaken by the prisoners from the Georgetown Prisons to clear some sections of the cemetery of overgrowth, no further tangible works have been engaged. In fact, the efforts of the prisoners, according to Jordan,Jerseys NFL Wholesale, were diverted to other sections of the city, effectively putting on hold the rehabilitation works. “We have not been able to continue with the work because the prisoners were asked to do other drainage works that were felt to be important as well. We are hoping that the prisoners will be able to get back on stream with the works they had begun in the cemetery.”At the moment, the committee has been able to solicit financial support to the tune of about $100,000, which is being kept in a bank account specifically intended to fund the cemetery restoration.? However, much more funds will be required, Jordan noted. “We definitely need to develop our plans if the cemetery restoration will materialise. Although we have less than the desired amount in the bank, we will somehow have to improve on what we have.”According to Jordan, it is expected that by the end of the next committee meeting that sufficient information will become available on how much needed support could be acquired.“We had a meeting a few weeks ago and we are to hold another in order to take certain decisions to get some works done. We have not been able to supply information that was requested from persons overseas who are interested in giving some assistance in clearing sections of the cemetery. I am hoping that by our next meeting, which should be in another week, we would be able to supply information allowing us to receive some positive assistance.”A section of the overgrown Le Repentir CemeteryIn addition, Jordan no