major marine ganja bust
The marine police are bent on dismantling the guns-for-drugs trade and are warning drug traffickers that every attempt to outwit them will be foiled. This comes amid a major ganja bust in St. Catherine on Saturday, April 9, 2022.
This comes amid a major drug bust in St. Catherine on Thursday, April 7, 2022. The latest find of the narcotics trafficking that has been taking place between St. Thomas and Kingston; 715 pounds of marijuana with a street value of almost 5 million Jamaican Dollars or US$30,000. The Sub Officer in charge of operations for the marine division details the events leading to the drug bust. Insp. White also notes that the marine police have been making great strides in recovering vessels, noting that in the last 3 to 4 years; more than 50 have been recovered across the island and in international waters.
He says drug traffickers and those involved in the guns-for-drugs trade have tried to outsmart the police; however he asserts that this is all in vain.
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