Suriname club shooter may have fled to Guyana – Surinamese authorities

Law enforcement officials in Suriname have launched a manhunt for Roy Daniels, also known as “Doerga,” who is accused of shooting Winston Stolk, the owner of Club Emergency in Rainville, Paramaribo-North, early Sunday morning. According to the Surinamese news outlet Waterkant, the Anonymous Information Reporting Centre (MIA) has reported that the suspect may have fled to Guyana.

The shooting occurred during an altercation captured on video. The footage shows Daniels arguing with Stolk at the club’s entrance. The argument escalated, with Daniels allegedly threatening the victim before pulling out a handgun. Despite a bystander’s attempt to intervene, Daniels fired multiple shots at Stolk, hitting him in the chest and back. The suspect fled the scene on a motorcycle, leaving the victim critically injured.
Waterkant news reported that several informants in Suriname’s Nickerie district, which borders Guyana, have tipped off MIA, suggesting Daniels may have crossed into Guyana. In response, a regional MIA RED alert has been issued, and a photo of the suspect has been widely circulated.
The Surinamese police are working with Guyanese authorities through judicial channels to locate and apprehend Daniels. Local investigators are appealing to the public for any information that may assist in his capture.
Stolk was rushed to the emergency room in critical condition following the shooting.