HGP Nightly News Reports | Gabriel Harrigin, a Trinidadian national recently cleared of cybercrime allegations, was unexpectedly detained by immigration authorities and deported from Guyana on Tuesday morning.
Harrigin had been instructed to report to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), but upon arrival, he was instead met by immigration officials. He was subsequently taken into custody and is set to be placed on the next available flight back to Trinidad and Tobago.
The circumstances surrounding his deportation remain unclear, particularly whether Harrigin had overstayed his permitted time in Guyana. Reports indicate that he had been actively seeking employment in the country during this time.
This sudden development follows Harrigin’s recent arrest after multiple complaints from young women, who alleged that intimate photos and videos were shared online without their consent. However, no official statements have been issued by either immigration or police authorities regarding his deportation.
The situation continues to unfold, with many awaiting further clarification from the relevant authorities.
