DOMINICA: Four M16 magazines and 17 20-gauge ammunition found as pastor is arrested

Lawmen in Dominica have arrested a religious leader and two members of his family after illegal ammunition and a powerful gun were found in a container belonging to them.

Jason Grogg from Indiana USA arrived in Dominica to work alongside the Feed My Sheep Ministries located in Mahaut.

Feed My Sheep said Grogg became abusive, fraudulent, and questionable over time, forcing the religious organization to report him to the police.

Police Inspector Fixton Henderson said guns and ammunition were also found at Grogg’s home in Belfast.

“During the search one 9mm Glock pistol along with a quantity of 9mm and 20mm ammunition among other items were seized for investigations. Also, a 40-foot storage container, which was in the possession of Jason Grogg and stored on the compound of a church in Mahaut was seized and searched.”

When police searched the container,” four M16 magazines, each containing 30 rounds of ammunition, as well as 17 20-gauge ammunition were recovered and seized for investigations”, Henderson said.

Grogg could be charged with trafficking unlicensed firearms and ammunition into the country.

In response Grogg accused Feed My Sheep of using the name of God for financial gain.

“A deception is an act of war, and the same distinctions that we make between murder and killing must be made between lying and lawful deception. The sinful forms of deception are those which introduce a state of civil war and animosity into communities that ought to be at peace.”

“…Feed My Sheep’s willfulness, stubbornness, and all the real problems come when they (for personal reasons) refuse to extend biblical principles”