“All people with a history of violence are of interest to the police”- Crime Chief PersaudA Guyanese man who was considered one of Canada’s most wanted arrived in Guyana on Wednesday night having been deported, one week after his long awaited arrest.Shameer Allie,Wholesale Air Max 2019, 36,Womens Nike Shox Clearance, was convicted twice of beating women,Clearance Nike Shox Mens, and was deemed a threat to public security in his once adopted North American homeland Allie was accompanied to Guyana by officers of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and handed over to local officials at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri.Shameer AllieAfter being briefly questioned by detectives at the Criminal Investigation Department Headquarters, Eve Leary, where his local address was documented, Allie was subsequently released.Crime Chief Seelall Persaud told Kaieteur News that despite Allie’s high profile status, according to the media,Cheap Adidas Alphabounce, he was and will be treated like all other deportees to Guyana.“Our operations will consider all high profile persons coming to Guyana,” the Crime Chief said, adding that,Cheap Shoes Australia Online, “All people with a history of violence are of interest to the police.”“He is not Guyana’s most wanted, he is not even wanted in Guyana,” Assistant Commissioner Persaud told Kaieteur News.Shameer Allie was picked up last week Thursday by the RCMP,Nike Shoes Mens Clearance Sale, having been on the run since January to avoid deportation stemming from a lengthy criminal record that includes convictions for assault causing bodily harm,Air Max 270 Womens Australia, threatening death, assault with a weapon and twice failing to report to authorities.The father of two was convicted in 2003 for attacking a common-law wife with a baseball bat and received a suspended sentence and was placed on probation for two years.Allie reportedly also attacked another woman, whom he was seeing, with a ‘large kitchen knife’ after he accused her of dressing provocatively. The woman was threatened with death several times and escaped after the building’s landlord heard a struggle and ran to her aid.“Both of those assaulted were women with whom he had a close relationship,” said Stephanie Echlin, a counsel for the immigration department in Canada. “He (Allie) is a violent offender who has shown no sign of remorse or rehabilitation.”Allie was released from custody by an immigration official last year “after he requested to spend the Christmas holidays with his family.” He promptly went underground and was arrested last week while walking to an illegal job. He did not have a permit to work in Canada.Allie had told the Immigration and Refugee Board that his life would be in danger if he returned to Guyana.