Two men sought since May for their possible connection to the murder of the Cuban Dainier Vegas Infante, 23 years old, handed themselves over to the Guyanese police, accompanied by their lawyers, after several months of being on the run.
According to the local media News Room Guyana, Nicholas Daby and Makhail Mario Joseph surrendered on October 2 at the Brickdam police station in Georgetown, where they were placed in the custody of the investigators.
Both were among the individuals sought for the crime of the young Cuban, which occurred on May 10, 2026, at a nightclub in the Guyanese capital.
Dainier was working as a janitor at the Ulala bar when he was shot fatally during the early morning hours.
According to the police investigation, four men arrived near the establishment around 5:45 a.m. One of them was carrying a firearm and spoke with several people who were outside the venue.
When the young Cuban stepped out and approached the group, the armed man shot him. The individuals involved fled the scene, and Dainier died from the injury.
The murder was reported in May, when authorities launched an investigation and analyzed security camera footage to identify potential suspects.
Days later, the Police issued search notices for several men connected to the case.
Another of the wanted men, Baraka Haraohn Bayneuzzi Garnett, remained unlocated when the delivery was reported.
Days later, Guyana Times reported that the Police reissued search notices for Daby and Joseph to question them regarding the murder. The information does not clarify what happened after both voluntarily presented themselves to the authorities or why they were again included among the wanted.
The investigation into the death of the young Cuban remains open.
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