JUST over $3m worth of marijuana was seized by the Royal Bahamas Police Force’s Marine Support Unit in waters off Exuma in a joint operation with the RBPF’s Drug Enforcement Unit, and the United States’ Drug Enforcement Administration.
At about 7am on Saturday, the three teams went to waters off Williams Town, Exuma, and intercepted a go-fast vessel. A total of 65 bales of suspected marijuana, weighing 3,201 pounds and with a street value of $3.2m, was discovered.
Two suspects are in custody.
Photo: RBPF
Comments
DDK 7 years, 3 months ago
..........and if the RBPF get their hands on this sort of thing it's small wonder crime continues unabated!!!!! WHO MONITORS THESE HAULS???
Maynergy 7 years, 3 months ago
There has to be some type of compromise with the issues of marijuana growth and seizures in the islands of the Bahamas. There has to be a compromise because our people "grew up with the plants in the yard" .The country got a lot of work to do for our children to keep this country as their country i.e. Bahamas. No more selling any out islands or family islands to anyone or entities.
Maynergy 7 years, 3 months ago
There has to be some type of compromise with the issues of marijuana growth and seizures in the islands of the Bahamas. There has to be a compromise because our people "grew up with the plants in the yard" .The country got a lot of work to do for our children to keep this country as their country i.e. Bahamas. No more selling any out islands or family islands to anyone or entities.
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