“It was just an unfortunate experience for someone to return home and have this kind of treatment from the police. I read the papers everyday from New York and I see and I hear all kinds of stories,Cheap Jerseys Online, but never thought that I would have had a personal experience like this from a senior officer of the Guyana Police Force,” the words of a US-based Guyanese teacher.The woman has moved to the police Office of Professional Responsibility and the Police Complaints Authority for redress over what she alleges is an indecent assault on her person by a senior police official.The woman, who declined to have her name published for fear of victimisation, told this newspaper that the officer, who currently is the head of a department, indecently assaulted her during an operation at Grove on the East Bank of Demerara, one week ago.Relating the sequence of events, the woman who returned to Guyana on holiday after 15 years of working with the New York State Department of Education, recalled that on August 10 last, she was at home when she saw a party of policemen including the senior officer entering her niece’s yard,Andrew Franks Dolphins Jersey, which is located two doors from her house.She said that at the time her niece was not at home and the door was padlocked from the outside.However the police proceeded up the stairs and the officer instructed his junior to kick the door down.Realizing what was about to happen, the US-based teacher intervened and objected to them breaking into the property, while informing them that no one was at home.“They started to kick down the door, so I went out and I shouted to them that it was my niece’s home. At that time, the officer, who I later learnt was in charge (name given), turned to me and said, ‘move out the f@#%*g place’. The other policeman continued to kick down the door, and there and then I remembered I had a camera and I went and got it and started taking pictures,” the woman told this newspaper.She said that the officer in charge of the operation appeared to be upset by her actions and instructed one of the ranks under his command to seize the woman’s camera.“I became afraid and started to walk back to my house. The uniformed rank grabbed me by my shirt and brassiere, tugging me,” the woman recalled.Despite the scuffle, the junior rank was unable to take the camera away.This led to the officer himself confronting the woman, who secured her camera between her legs.According to her, this did not deter the officer who approached her with gun in hand.“(Officer’s name) left the yard with a gun in his hand and ran behind me. By that time I was already in my yard and my clothes was all torn down. I just slipped the camera between the upper part of my legs, and locked my feet very tightly. The officer started digging his hand between my legs to get my camera. I continued to lock it off, but unfortunately at some point he pulled out the camera. But I snatched it from his hand,” the US-based Guyanese told this newspaper.She added that her elderly mother who was witnessing what was transpiring raised her umbrella to protect her daughter and with that the officer and his ranks departed the scene.“I have taught in Guyana for eighteen years and have never been touched by any police officer and I have never had a problem with the laws of Guyana,” the woman said.She said that immediately after the police left, she contacted Opposition Leader Robert Corbin, with whom she discussed the matter.“I contacted Mr. Ian Chang (Chief Justice) and the very next morning I left to meet my lawyer Mr. Nigel Hughes, but he was out of the country. I contacted the Police Complaints Authority who sent me to the Commander of ‘A’ Division, Mr. Brumell, I told my story to him and I know he was dismayed. He made contact with Mr. Cosbert at Eve Leary, who listened to me and immediately had a police officer take a statement from me,” the woman related.Kaieteur News contacted Mr. Cosbert and he indicated that an investigation was underway.This newspaper also contacted Police Commissioner Henry Greene who agreed to have an audience with the woman. The Commissioner, to his credit,Jerseys NFL China, forwarded the woman to the Office of Professional Responsibility to have the matter addressed.“I am prepared to return to Guyana to deal with this. I don’t think that anyone living in a free country should have this experience that I have had. I told the police that if I have to remain in Guyana for an extra week to have the matter dealt with, I will. At the same time, I will not like to be victimised by the Guyana police because I am an honest, law-abiding citizen of Guyana and the United States,” the woman said.************************IDB backs major education reform in HaitiAt a board meeting of the