Two po­lice ranks im­pli­cat­ed in the dis­ap­pear­ance of a truck load of diesel from the Macken­zie Po­lice Sta­tion in Guyana last De­cem­ber stand charged with con­spir­a­cy to com­mit a felony.

The Stabroek News said Po­lice Sergeant of four­teen years, Ter­rence No­ble of 176 Fort Ord­nance, West Coast, Berbice and a ju­nior rank of two years, Ce­cil Adams of Ogle Street, East Coast De­mer­ara were each placed on $100,000 bail when they ap­peared be­fore Mag­is­trate Ann McLen­nan at the Chris­tian­burg Mag­is­trates' Court yes­ter­day.

It is al­leged that the duo, some time be­tween No­vem­ber and De­cem­ber 2009 at the Macken­zie Po­lice Sta­tion, con­spired to steal from the Guyana En­er­gy Agency (GEA), 25,000 thou­sand gal­lons of diesel which was lodged on the sta­tion's com­pound at the time.

The two were rep­re­sent­ed by at­tor­ney-at-law Michael Som­m­er­saul who made a bail ap­pli­ca­tion on their be­half which was not con­test­ed by po­lice pros­e­cu­tor Os­wald Pitt. The two are to re­turn to court on Oc­to­ber 12 for re­port.