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Inside the SOCU Raid What Police Knew Before Targeting Mohamed’s Property

The Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) conducted a planned raid at the Enterprise business property linked to Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and his father, Nazar Mohamed. Authorities say the operation was triggered by intelligence suggesting illegal foreign currency exchange (cambio) activity — despite the cancellation of the business licence following U.S. OFAC sanctions. During the 20–25 minute search at the Lombard Street, Georgetown location, officers reportedly seized less than $2M in cash, documents, firearms, and phones. SOCU later released an alleged undercover video it claims shows illegal cambio transactions taking place at the premises. Mohamed has strongly denied the allegations, calling the raid “political persecution” and accusing the government of targeting him due to his growing political influence and statements made during the national budget debate. In this episode of The Final Takeaway, we examine: What police say triggered the raid The alleged undercover video evidence What was actually seized The OFAC sanctions and U.S. indictment context The broader political implications in Guyana This analysis provides full context so you can evaluate the claims for yourself. 🔔 Subscribe for in-depth political breakdowns and accountability journalism. 💬 Share your thoughts below — was this law enforcement duty or political escalation? The Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) conducted a planned raid at the Enterprise business property linked to Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and his father, Nazar Mohamed. Authorities say the operation was triggered by intelligence suggesting illegal foreign currency exchange (cambio) activity — despite the cancellation of the business licence following U.S. OFAC sanctions. During the 20–25 minute search at the Lombard Street, Georgetown location, officers reportedly seized less than $2M in cash, documents, firearms, and phones. SOCU later released an alleged undercover video it claims shows illegal cambio transactions taking place at the premises. Mohamed has strongly denied the allegations, calling the raid “political persecution” and accusing the government of targeting him due to his growing political influence and statements made during the national budget debate. In this episode of The Final Takeaway, we examine: What police say triggered the raid The alleged undercover video evidence What was actually seized The OFAC sanctions and U.S. indictment context The broader political implications in Guyana This analysis provides full context so you can evaluate the claims for yourself. 🔔 Subscribe for in-depth political breakdowns and accountability journalism. 💬 Share your thoughts below — was this law enforcement duty or political escalation?