Police officers continued to clamp down on the drug trafficking trade after seizing $1.5 million worth in marijuana on Sunday.This time, Northern Eastern Division Police and officers from the K-9 Unit went to the hills off the North Coast where they found the drugs. In an exercise lasting some six hours, from 6 am-12 pm, some 150 kilos of compressed marijuana were found by Cpls Darryl La Pierre, Kerwin Titre and Ricardo Williams, together with PCs Jason Sandy, Patrick Antoine, Ronnie Voision, Amir Ali and Ryan Duncan and K-9 operatives PCs Keston Acres and Marlon King.
Tracker dogs, Roxita and Broody, led the team of officers to the stash of over 10 crocus bags, some two miles into Rincon Road, Las Cuevas.The bags were found in an abandoned field but the owners were nowhere to be found.Also Sunday, the team of North Eastern Division officers, led by Cpl La Pierre, went to an abandoned lot in the Maloney area where they recovered a loaded sawed-off, double barrel shotgun.The officers had received information and went in search of the firearm, which was loaded with two 12-gauge cartridges. No one was arrested. Inquiries are continuing into both finds.
