Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed says his car came under fire while he was filming outside the home of a senior police officer in Guyana. Mohamed was driving past the residence of Prem Narine, Head of Special Branch and a senior superintendent, when the incident reportedly occurred. He said he wanted to document what he described as misuse of state resources, pointing to the heavy security presence posted at the officer's home. According to his account, shots were fired at his vehicle as he drove by. The Guyana Police Force has yet to respond publicly to the claim or say whether any of its ranks were involved. The episode has sharpened tensions between the opposition and the police leadership. Questions now center on who ordered the security detail and whether state personnel should be stationed outside a private residence. The authorities have not confirmed any investigation into the reported shooting.