A 20-year-old orthopaedic technician from Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) has been charged under the Cyber Crime Act for transmitting an image of a patient’s private area. Treveir ‘Tratts’ Sinclair, residing in West Ruimveldt, Georgetown, pleaded not guilty and has been remanded to prison until October 6. If convicted, he faces a fine of GY$3 million and up to three years in prison. The incident occurred on September 19 when Sinclair, who was off-duty at the time, allegedly recorded Lolita ‘Lola Doll’ Callendar, a well-known make-up artist and singer, while she was receiving treatment at GPHC after being shot eight times. Sinclair reportedly admitted to sending the recording via WhatsApp to his ex-girlfriend, but deleted it after it began circulating on social media. The GPHC has issued a public apology to Callendar and her family, emphasizing their commitment to patient privacy and dignity. The hospital has pledged to take all necessary measures to prevent such incidents in the future.
Orthopaedic technician charged with transmitting image of “Lola Doll’s” private parts
