– Moves to Court for Summons, Warrants
GEORGETOWN, Guyana — The Guyana Police Force (GPF) on Friday released the names of the country’s top speeding offenders and announced that it is moving to the courts to secure summons and arrest warrants for individuals who have failed to pay outstanding speeding tickets or appear before a magistrate.
The disclosure comes as enforcement under the Automated Speed Ticketing System intensifies. The system, launched earlier this year under the Safe Road Intelligent System (SRIS) Project in partnership with the National Data Management Authority (NDMA), uses radar sensors and high-definition cameras to automatically detect and ticket vehicles exceeding legal speed limits.
President Irfaan Ali said he was recently briefed by the Traffic Department and expects “widespread charges” within 48 hours, adding that authorities are examining the possible suspension of licences for repeat violators.
Motorists are urged to check for unpaid tickets at https://speed.gpf.gov.gy and to settle fines immediately via MMG to avoid court action. Failure to comply can result in warrants being issued, leading to arrest and further legal penalties.
Traffic Chief Senior Superintendent Mahendra Singh said the move underscores the seriousness of enforcement.
“The Automated Speed Ticketing System has proven its effectiveness in reducing dangerous driving,” Singh said. “But enforcement must go hand in hand. We urge all motorists to pay your fines, obey the law, and help us make the roads safer for everyone.”
Between January 1 and June 14, 2025, Guyana recorded 54 fatal accidents — a 17% increase over the same period in 2024. Speeding was responsible for 48 of those crashes.
As Guyana expands its road network, the GPF says technology-driven enforcement will continue to play a central role in curbing fatalities. The Force’s message remains: “Slow down, save lives.”
Below is the full list of top offenders who will face legal action if outstanding tickets are not immediately paid.
TOP SPEEDING OFFENDERS & OUTSTANDING FINES
(Extracted from official GPF list — PDF source: )
Motor Zone Inc. – 77 tickets – GYD $577,500
Coreena Sukhu – 55 – $412,500
Shira Khan – 54 – $405,000
Jason Jones – 44 – $330,000
Quincy Ridley – 41 – $307,500
IDEAL AUTOS INC. – 40 – $300,000
Gavin Ramlall – 37 – $277,500
Joshua Ramdehol – 34 – $255,000
Fayuse Hussain – 31 – $232,500
Marlon Jacobs – 31 – $232,500
Sameer Khan – 30 – $225,000
Julian King – 29 – $217,500
John Crosse – 29 – $217,500
Valance Greene – 28 – $210,000
Randolph Emmanuel – 28 – $210,000
Devindra Roopnarine – 27 – $202,500
Herbert Smith – 27 – $202,500
Akeem Williams – 27 – $202,500
Shamar Joseph – 26 – $195,000
Steve Felix – 25 – $187,500
Ronald Johns – 25 – $187,500
Mohanlall Jaikaran – 25 – $187,500
Kester Mussenden – 24 – $180,000
Kelon Andries – 24 – $180,000
Karishma Guyadeen – 24 – $180,000
Alisa Selman – 24 – $180,000
Crystal Surijpaul – 24 – $180,000
Keron Crandon – 23 – $172,500
Pernel Providence – 22 – $165,000
Tebogah Christian – 21 – $157,500
Harold De Vira – 21 – $157,500
Marty Joseph – 21 – $157,500
Abdul Karim – 20 – $150,000
Damion Vantull – 20 – $150,000
Yonella Rodney – 20 – $150,000
Shane Bourne – 20 – $150,000
Niketa George – 20 – $150,000
Oneica Wharton – 19 – $142,500
Michael Viverious – 19 – $142,500
Xamar Schultz – 19 – $142,500
Exsol (Guyana) Inc. – 18 – $135,000
Patricia Sam – 18 – $135,000
Latoya Brown – 18 – $135,000
Leroy De Souza – 18 – $135,000
Estefany Kaywal – 18 – $135,000
Luis Barboza Gonzalez – 18 – $135,000
Seon Barrington – 17 – $127,500
Samantha Sue-Poi – 17 – $127,500
Shakiel Benfield – 17 – $127,500
Michael Walcott – 17 – $127,500
Fabian Sanford – 16 – $120,000
Cornel Watson – 16 – $120,000
Andre Meredith – 16 – $120,000
Anton Azore – 16 – $120,000
Katifa Lester – 16 – $120,000
Anthony Wilson – 16 – $120,000
Stellar Financial Corporation Inc. – 15 – $112,500
Kendra Keizer – 15 – $112,500
Nandanie Deolall – 15 – $112,500
Cecil Davis – 15 – $112,500
Rodwell Bentham – 15 – $112,500
Brian Lawrence – 15 – $112,500
Uquawn Williams – 15 – $112,500
Zainool Mohamed – 14 – $105,000
Loris Rose – 14 – $105,000
Kareen Bhagwandin – 14 – $105,000
Felicia Williams – 14 – $105,000
Cheddi Lachminarain – 14 – $105,000
Jermain Sarran – 14 – $105,000
Mornel Gulliver – 14 – $105,000
Venkata Nudurupati – 14 – $105,000
Sheneza Calvan – 14 – $105,000
Gillian Wilson – 14 – $105,000
Dennis Persaud – 13 – $97,500
Omar Rudolph – 13 – $97,500
Keith Edwards – 13 – $97,500
Floyd Primo – 13 – $97,500
Pankaj Ramdeo – 13 – $97,500
Prince Lamaison – 13 – $97,500
Carlton Caesar – 13 – $97,500
Nekeita Adolphus – 13 – $97,500
Nikisha Horatio – 13 – $97,500
Johnnytan Kellman – 13 – $97,500
Tafari Layne – 13 – $97,500
Akbar Brown – 13 – $97,500
Safraz Allicock – 13 – $97,500
China Harbour Engineering Company (Guy.) Inc. – 12 – $90,000
Actavo (Guyana) Inc. – 12 – $90,000
Ariane Mangar – 12 – $90,000
Sherlock Drayton – 12 – $90,000
Ulric Jordan – 12 – $90,000
Bradley Sampson – 12 – $90,000
Seyon Sinclair – 12 – $90,000
Adacia Coleman – 12 – $90,000
Kevin Jettoo – 12 – $90,000