Wanted Couple Found Guilty of Brutal Murder of Police Officer Quincy Lewis

 

In June of 2020, Police Constable Quincy Lewis disappeared without a trace. For months, his family and fellow officers searched tirelessly for any sign of him. Then, in a shocking turn of events, detectives uncovered human skeletal remains in the Madewini Sandpit area. From the evidence at the scene, it was clear that Lewis had been brutally murdered.

The police quickly identified two suspects in connection with Lewis’ murder: Thakurdial Samaroo and his wife, Naqeba Zafarali. Samaroo was the husband of a woman with whom Lewis had been romantically involved. The evidence suggested that Samaroo had lured Lewis to his wife’s home, where he was shot and killed.

Lewis’ family and fellow officers were devastated by the news of his death. They wanted justice for their beloved son, brother, and colleague. Crime Chief Wendell Blanhum: We are doing everything in our power to bring these suspects to justice. They are currently out of the jurisdiction, but we will seek their extradition.

The community was outraged by the heinous crime, and many took to the streets to demand justice. Lewis was laid to rest in a moving ceremony, with his fellow officers honoring his memory with a final salute. While the suspects may have fled, the memory of Quincy Lewis lives on. His family and fellow officers will continue to fight for justice and remember the life of a brave and dedicated police officer.

The investigation into Quincy Lewis' murder was long and arduous. The police were meticulous in their search for evidence and the suspects' whereabouts. It was not until two suspects were taken into custody that they uncovered the truth. The suspects admitted to knowing about the murder and led the police to the location of Lewis' remains. The discovery of his skeletal remains provided the evidence needed to move forward with the case and seek justice.

The case against Samaroo and Zafarali was presented in court, and after a long and emotional trial, the verdict was reached. They were found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. For Lewis' family and fellow officers, justice had been served, and they could finally start to heal. They knew that their loved one's memory would live on and that they would never forget the sacrifice he made in the line of duty.

Quincy Lewis was a hero, and his bravery and dedication will always be remembered.